Amelia Glaser

Some thoughts about the President of the United States speaking about ending a civilization. The president speaks genocide. Anyone who has been involved in that conversation or associated actions would be complicit. And so we too must speak. Not only about crimes, but about their legal punishment.

I was flattered and honored to be invited, two years ago, to deliver the 2027 Lawrence Stone Lectures at Princeton University; I was saddened and mystified to learn that Princeton has disinvited me. #princeton

My poems from the second collection will be soon available in English translation by incredible translator, author and professor of literature @aglaser You can find it in British independent publishing house Jantar, based in London.

Hey @realDonaldTrump exactly which holiday do you have in mind? Hmmm?

🚨 There’s a lot of horrific news out of Washington right now—but you might have missed this: Senate Republicans just introduced a plan to sell off 120 million acres of our public lands. Let me break down what’s in the bill and why it’s a full-scale land grab. 🧵

Kyiv Book Arsenal with @ZelenskaUA @aglaser

Russia's Duma speaker Volodin is now threatening to take Alaska back from the US since, like Ukraine, it's also an ancestral Russian land: "America should always remember about Alaska. Before they seize our resources abroad, they must remember that we also have smth to take back"

After my post about Radio Liberty, Professor @TimothyDSnyder asked me to expand on the idea in a short article. Here it is (translated by Amelia Glaser): open.substack.com/pub/snyder…

Perhaps a good time to repost our Kyiv-based response to Tucker Carlson, with @aglaser

Trump and his administration turns out to be the most successful special operation in the modern history of fascist putin’s russia. I’m sure this is how it will be remembered in history. Meanwhile, I’ll keep enjoying the role of those who appeared to cause the biggest disaster to fascist putin’s russia by resistance to their occupation. Also I enjoy wearing my suit🇺🇦🫡 A little bit cheaper than brian’s, I believe

Amazing interview with the indomitable Yevhenii Monastyrskyi @YMonastyrskyi about resistance in the occupied Luhansk, leveraging academic skills during wartime & more! gsas.harvard.edu/news/resist…

✨ Thank you to everyone who joined us yesterday for Translation Talks with Amelia M. Glaser (@aglaser) and Yuliya Ilchuk! ✨ It was an enlightening conversation about the power of translation, especially in times of great turmoil. We were especially thrilled to see people registering from all over Canada—and the world! 🌍 From Chile, Egypt, Great Britain, India, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Nigeria, Norway, Poland, South Africa, Sweden, Ukraine, and the USA—your presence and interest made this event special. 💬 For those who attended: What was the most thought-provoking idea from the conversation that stayed with you? Share in the comments! 🎧 If you missed it—or want to listen again—the podcast of the conversation will be available soon. Stay tuned! @arrowsmithpress