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Arrowsmith Press is pleased to present an online book launch with readings and films by Oksana Zabuzhko, Kythe Heller, Peter Balakian, and Scott Harney presented by Megan Marshall.\n\nThe event will take place on Sunday, October 18, 2020, from 3:00- 4:15pm online and is free and open to the public.\n\nRegister free for this event:\nhttps://www.arrowsmithpress.com/book-launch\n\nPre-Order your books:\nhttps://www.arrowsmithpress.com/fall-2020\n\nAbout the Authors:\n\nOKSANA ZABUZHKO\nNovelist, poet, and philosopher, Oksana Zabuzhko is one of Ukraine’s best known and most important public intellectuals. Her controversial novel, Field Work in Ukrainian Sex, is widely regarded as a contemporary classic and has been translated into more than a dozen languages. Her most recent novel, Museum of Abandoned Secrets, explores the untold stories of Soviet life in the second half of the twentieth century. Zabuzhko has been a Fulbright scholar, and has taught Ukrainian literature at Penn State, Pittsburgh University, and Harvard. Her book Notre-dame d’Ukraine is a cultural study focused on the work of the fin-de-siecle writer Lesia Ukrainka. Founding editor of Komora Publishers, she works at the Hryhori Skovoroda Institute of Philosophy at the National Academy of Sciences in Ukraine.\n\nKYTHE HELLER\nKythe Heller is a poet, essayist, interdisciplinary artist, and scholar completing a doctorate at Harvard University in Comparative Religion and Arts and Media Practice. She is also a practitioner of Sufism and a student of M.R. Bawa Muhaiyaddeen. Her published work includes two poetry chapbooks, Immolation (Monk Honey) and Thunder (WICK: Harvard Divinity School), the philosophical monograph “An Ethnography of Spirituality” (Cambridge UP), the essay "Living Backwards" in the anthology Quo Anima: spirituality and innovation in contemporary women’s poetry (Akron Series in Contemporary Poetics), and poems and essays published in The American Poetry Review, Tricycle, The Southern Review, and elsewhere. Her work has been supported by g