Description

In a Ukrainian farming village, a family’s wedding celebrations give way to uncertainty when a catastrophic event at the nearby Chernobyl nuclear plant changes their world overnight. As authorities order a permanent evacuation, Marusia Petrenko refuses to abandon the only home she has ever known, returning to a contaminated village where silence and absence have replaced ordinary life. There, she finds unexpected strength and companionship among a small circle of older women who share her determination to survive and resist official indifference. Inspired by true events, this poignant novel explores displacement, memory, community, and the enduring human bond with home.

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Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill

Published Jan 1, 2000

263 pages

ISBN: 9781565122468

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The Sky Unwashed

Irene Zabytko

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Unknown

Published Jan 1, 2000

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The Sky Unwashed

Irene Zabytko

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Unknown

Published Jan 1, 2000

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The Sky Unwashed

Irene Zabytko

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Published Jan 1, 2000

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Details

First Published

2000

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Sky Unwashed by Irene Zabytko.

Nuclear Disaster/Radiation
Death/Grief
Forced Evacuation/Displacement