
Myroslav Diachenko
A culture journalist keeping a chronicle of literary life: festivals, residencies, prizes, debuts. He pays particular attention to scenes beyond the capital — small presses, local reading communities and the libraries metropolitan reviewers never reach — and publishes an annual survey of small publishers: print runs, themes, new names. He files reports from launches and signing sessions that capture not only the event but the atmosphere around it, and keeps a photographic archive that he passes to libraries as documentation of the process. The country's literary map, he insists, is not reducible to a few large venues, and an event without a trace disappears faster than one expects.
Author’s posts
Gold Adheres Only Where There Is ProteinBefore tooling, the leather is wiped with egg white.23 Aug 2026
The Stone Weighs More Than the PressA slab the size of a sheet weighs about sixty kilograms.23 Aug 2026
The Watermark Is Always in One Half of the SheetThe mark went on one of the two moulds, so in a book it appears every other leaf.23 Aug 2026
The Spaces Lie in the Middle, Under the HandThe commonest element of a page is not a letter.23 Aug 2026
The Leather Is Darker on Top Than UnderneathThe books lay in stacks, and light reached only the topmost.23 Aug 2026
On the Back of the Block: An Invoice for the WorkThe cutter noted the sum on the wood itself, on the reverse.23 Aug 2026







