23Jul
Footsteps Of The Poet
More than Fifty years ago I was “gifted” an opportunity to travel the length and breadth of the United States – literally from Portland Oregon to Portland Maine, and places in-between, in the company of two artists, then largely unknown outside their individual creative spheres; Irving Broughton, then a professor of Creative Writing at the University of Washington and publisher of a small literary quarterly and Frank Stanford, a poet from Arkansas whose early work had at that time recently been published by Irving’s Mill Mountain Press. This is one story of that journey.Read more →
02.10.2025 / Culture as Security
02.10.2025 / Culture as Security by Larissa Babij OCT 11, 2025
Greetings from autumn Kyiv — cold, drizzly, and still the capital of the free world! While I’m gradually coming back to my own writing, I’ve spent most of the past several months editing and translating the writing of others. It’s rewarding work and I’m delighted to present the new issue of the London Ukrainian Review on Culture as Security!
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