Anthology "Chernobyl Generation" Presented at "Pradmova" in Prague and Warsaw
For the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl accident, "Pflaumbaum" publishing house is releasing an anthology of texts by "Chernobyl children."

The compilers of the book "Chernobyl Generation / Покоління Чорнобіля" are Belarusian writer Volha Kastsiuk and Ukrainian cultural researcher, curator, and writer Kateryna Botanova, bellit.info reports.
The collection brings together artistic and journalistic texts. Thanks to the anthology, readers can view the Chernobyl disaster from different perspectives and from both sides of the border. Belarusian texts were selected via an open call, which received 42 submissions. Some authors publish under pseudonyms: this is a sign of the times and the political crisis in the region.
Authors whose texts you will find in the anthology: Yulya Artsiomava, Tanya Artsimovich, Volha Bubich, Volha Valoshkina, Volha Hapeyeva, Yaryna Hrusha, Tamara Hundorova, Volha Yermalayeva Franko, Yulya Kasach, Toni Lashden, Stefa Lisouskaya, Maryia Litvin, Lusine, Kseniya Mai, Svitlana Matviyenko, Olesya Ostrovska-Lyuta, Lesya Pcholka, Yuliya Ruzhechka, Oksana Semenik, Kasya Chekatouskaya.
The first presentations of the anthology "Chernobyl Generation / Покоління Чорнобіля" will take place during the PRADMOVA intellectual book festivals in Prague on November 1st and in Warsaw on November 13th-15th.
Thus, in Prague (Czech Republic), several authors of the collection will participate in a discussion. Through literature, personal stories, and memories, the writers and moderator will try to discuss Chernobyl as an experience that continues to shape memory, identity, and the vision of the future in Belarus and Ukraine.
Participants: Volha Hapeyeva, Lusine, Siarhei Shupa.
November 1st, 11:45 AM—12:30 PM
Venue A, U Lužického semináře 13, Prague 1
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