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Dear Stones

Dear Stones

$25.00

“Dear Stones” – This is the first book in contemporary Ukrainian literature written in both the Ukrainian literary language and the living Lemko dialect. This is a biography in poetry and prose of several generations of people who lost their homeland, but preserved their identity, family memories, and everyday culture.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Nelia Sheiko-Medvedyeva is a Ukrainian writer, playwright, and poet. She was born in the city of Boryslav in the Lviv region of Ukraine to a Lemko family who was resettled from Poland. She graduated from the Philology Department of Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. She is the author of four novels, more than 40 children’s tales, poetry collections published in periodicals in Ukraine and Poland, and numerous articles on contemporary drama and theater. She lives in Kyiv, Ukraine.

“Roads of Stone” is the author’s first book about the lost Lemko region: the fate of those who, as a result of post-war deportations, found themselves in the USSR and had to get used to their new homeland. From this book, the reader will discover the Lemko dialect as a language of fiction. A presentation of the book “Roads of Stone” by Nelia Sheiko-Medvedyeva can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oevvi8a77cu

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