Olga Yulianivna Kobylyanska (November 27, 1863 - March 21, 1942) was a Ukrainian modernist writer, an early participant of the women's movement in Bukovina, a friend of Lesya Ukrainka. The author of novels and short stories, most often dedicated to the depiction of Ukrainian women at the turn of the century, as well as the situation of the Bukovyna village at that time. One of the most important figures of early modernism in Ukrainian literature.
Content:
Tsarevna
Earth
On Sunday, the potion was dug early
Black Apostle
Noblewoman
The bank is rustic
Battle
Something about the idea of the women's movement
Ideas
Impromptu phantasie
Man
A letter from a convicted soldier to his wife
Valse melancolique (Melancholy Waltz)
In the valleys
Spring chord
He and she
Wolf girl
For the gotar
Beggar
From Maria's youth
