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Ilya Kharkow on 05/04/2026
Is Ukrainian journalism different from journalism in your country?
Ilya Kharkow
Ilya Kharkōw is a queer writer from Ukraine, and the author of THE MINING BOYS
Written by Ilya Kharkow
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Ilya Kharkow on 26/08/2024
Wartime mission: remain sophisticated.
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Ilya Kharkow on 12/08/2024
If war were a guy, he’d be the clingy type who sticks to you like glue.
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Ilya Kharkow on 29/07/2024
Too hot to make up a quote
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Ilya Kharkow on 22/07/2024
The one who gets disappointed earlier gains more.
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Ilya Kharkow on 15/07/2024
Even if you really want to, you can't protect someone whom you don't even notice
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Ilya Kharkow on 08/07/2024
If the goal of life is death, then we live in a surprisingly productive time
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Ilya Kharkow on 01/07/2024
The possibility of being born again frightens me even more than the inevitability of death.
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Ilya Kharkow on 24/06/2024
No need to love others as much as you love yourself, but at least you can avoid hatred.
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Ilya Kharkow on 18/06/2024
We have already died in the name of God. Maybe we can just hug today?
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Ilya Kharkow on 11/06/2024
It’s difficult to argue with a living writer, but much easier with a dead one.
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Ilya Kharkow on 03/06/2024
Text written for the Anti-War Congress in Prague, Czech Republic, May 2024