
Journals of a queer Ukrainian woman who lives a very ordinary civilian life, in Kyiv, amid war.
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Winter is coming, I keep being told. It will be the worst winter ever: no electricity, no water, no money, no power, no internet, no air defense. It will be a winter of supply chains disrupted, bridges broken, nuclear power plants forced in...
I hurry off the train; of course I always hurry off the train somewhere, and the train is always late. As I hop into the first taxi available, the driver swears profusely at another car blocking his way out of the parking lot. He uses sever...
I am on a train again. Again and again and again. I need to go someplace other than this, so I succumb to the gentle rocking of a Ukrainian Railways train. The attendant warns me an evacuation is possible en route to Kyiv. I know, I say. I...
I have a personal grudge towards potatoes. Every spring, my mother pleads, coerces, and manipulates me to join the annual ritual of potato-planting. Along with potatoes, she wants me to assist her with planting onions, corn, cucumbers, toma...
Back in April of this year, I met with David, a former colleague of mine who was visiting Kyiv for a series of interviews with Ukrainian civic and political leaders. His goal was to capture a nuanced collective reflection on what a Ukrainia...
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Kyiv-based queer Ukrainian woman. Documenting ordinary life during war. All opinions strictly my own. Restack ≠ endorsement.
I love talking about Ukraine and and Eastern European politics. This is where I provide political analysis about the happenings in this part of the world in a fun, voice and relatable way.
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