Lylak editor of collection of poems
Eugene Lylak, professor of English in NTID’s Department of Liberal Studies, was the editor for a published collection of poems by Rochester-area Ukrainian community members. The book, Thoughts without Limits (November 2021), was supported by the Ukrainian Federal Credit Union/Ukrainian-American Community Foundation. In addition to the general editorial, design, and layout responsibility of the book, two of Lylak’s early Vietnam poems were included: “Just one more reenlistment” and “Something else.”
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