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Women Writing War Redux: Ukraine’s Iya Kiva In their introduction to Words Without Borders’ “#Russophonia: New Writing in Russian” issue, Hilah Kohen and Josephine von Zitzewitz highlight several significant issues that “preoccupy Russian society and Russophone communities around the world. The first is the war in Eastern Ukraine.” Words Without Borders’ “Women Write War” issue of April 2016 featured the writing of two Ukrainian poets about this war, Lyudmyla Khersonska and Lyuba Yakimchuk, while Xenia Emelyanova’s anti-war poem “Destined from Birth” appears in the #Russophonia portfolio. “Destined from Birth,” written in the early days of Russia’s incursion into Ukraine, addresses the war from a position of empathy, kinship, and condemnation on religious and humanitarian grounds. But Emelyanova, a Russian citizen who lives in Moscow, has never found herself in war’s direct path. Ukrainian poet Iya Kiva, on the other hand, has bitter personal exp

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