Svitlana’s Wartime Scribbles
SVITLANA IUKHYMOVYCHJournals of a queer Ukrainian woman who lives a very ordinary civilian life, in Kyiv, amid war.
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Being in the middle of it
In World War II, there was an American doctor and anaesthesiologist, Dr. Henry K. Beecher, who worked as a combat medic, treating soldiers with severe wounds. Given his ample battlefield experience, he noticed a curious pattern: about 75% o...
To push from
I keep forgetting how the pace of living picks up when it gets warm. Springtime has truly sprung with action, plans, and the long-awaited return of electricity. I can walk fast now, just as I am used to. I have solid ground underneath my fe...
The illusion of safety
As the temperatures have been steadily above zero, and as the ubiquitous ice casting has melted away, work travel has picked up for me. I spent the past week in Lviv, doing a four-day event that required some presence and preparation. It wa...
Doomsday shopping list from a Ukrainian
Before russia launched its full-scale war against Ukraine, there were warning signs. Weeks, even months ahead of the invasion, media and war analysts started talking about a buildup of russian troops around the Ukrainian borders. Maps of av...
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Kyiv-based queer Ukrainian woman. Documenting ordinary life during war.
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