Tanya Malyarchuk. Zabuttya. (Oblivion)

"What is time if not a whale that swallows everything. How many lives of outstanding Ukrainian turned into that swallowed plankton. It is impossible to snatch them from the oblivion, unless someone living feels the urgent need to remember. In this novel, the renowned forgotten one is Vyacheslav Lypynsky, Ukrainian historian of Polish origin, philosopher and unlucky politician, founder of the Ukrainian monarchism. His life was a continuous sacrifice for the sake of the idea. But the blue whale of the Ukrainian memory devoured him as well. The author narrates the story about this man through a young woman, our contemporary who explores old newspapers to find out her own identity and to come in touch with the past cut out from history as if from movie tape."
In Ukrainian.
Edition type: hard cover
Format: 132x200 mm
Number of pages: 256
Publisher: Vydavnytstvo Staroho Leva, Lviv

Contents:

1. 2016: U cherevi syn‘oho kyta

2. 1931: Vdykh-vydykh

3. 1903: Krakiv

4. 2000: Pershyy zolotovolosyy cholovik

5. 1905: Han‘ba

6. 1906: Kazymyr

7. 2003: Kiptjava

8. 1907: Spadok Rokyts‘koho

9. 1908: Tuberkul‘oznyky

10. 2009: Koroleva plisnjavy

11. 1910: Aragats

12. 1914: Vesna taka nemozhlyva

13. 0000: Sylachka SSonja

14. 1918/2011: Vnutrishniy dykyy step

15. 1920: Viden‘

16. 2011: Bomchyk smijet‘sja i jist‘

17. 1922: Dni jak sl‘ozy

18. 2013: Lehin‘ pit‘my

19. 1929: Bezsol‘na dijeta

20. 1930/1989: Ratsional‘ne kurivnytstvo