Boris Dralyuk
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"The second book in this quite unique series of books set in Kyiv following the aftermath and necessary adjustment after the Soviet revolution.
The book is character driven with eccentric situations and black humour throughout. The confusion of the un" Read more of this review » |
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"Really loved this collection of poems, how it describes Hollywood as both warm and brutal.b"
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My Hollywood and Other Poems
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"Old Hollywood Émigré Nostalgia
Review of the Paul Dry Books paperback edition (April 5, 2022). And now I watch another era fade," Read more of this review » |
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"Anyone with an interest in early Hollywood (the town as well as the idea) and a passion for fine verse will love this superb book of poems. Boris Dralyuk is a worthy interpreter of the Eastern European immigrant experience in the land of desert winds"
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“A phrase comes into the world good and bad at the same time. The secret lies in a barely perceptible turn. The lever sits in your hand, getting warm. You’ve got to turn it once, not twice.”
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“A phrase comes into the world good and bad at the same time. The secret lies in a barely perceptible turn. The lever sits in your hand, getting warm. You’ve got to turn it once, not twice.”
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