Maria Matios
A Ukrainian writer and politician. Winner of various literary awards, including the 2005 Shevchenko Prize for literature, the 2007 Coronation of the Word and the 2008 BBC Book of the Year. People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 7th convocation from the UDAR party and of the 8th convocation from the Petro Poroshenko Bloc.As of 2011, she had published 14 books of prose and 6 poetry collections. Among Matios's most notable works are the short story collection "Natsiia" (2001), the novel in short stories "Maizhe nikoly ne navpaky" (2007) and the novel "Solodka Darusia".
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