Євген Плужник Books

This Ukrainian poet and prose writer emerged as a significant voice in Kyiv's literary circles during the 1920s. His lyrical poetry, characterized by its contemplative, laconic, and often somber tone, dared to confront the raw realities of revolutionary upheaval and Soviet life. Despite facing criticism from the Party for his introspective and melancholic style, his work is distinguished by its profound psychological depth and stylistic precision. Beyond poetry, he also made contributions to prose and drama, and his translation and editorial endeavors highlight his broad engagement with Ukrainian literature and culture.