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RSS Feed Oksana Kukurudza & Sunflowers Rarely Break The Authors Alley with Dori DeCarlo
Sunflowers Bend but Rarely Break, debut narrative non-fiction novel coming soon, from Oksana Kukurudza.
Oksana Kukurudza is a Ukrainian American author, speaker, and management consultant born in Rochester, NY and currently living in New York City. She is a first-generation American, born to Ukrainian immigrant parents. Oksana attended Boston University and Emory’s Gozuieta Business School, earning a BSBA and MBA. Her specialty areas are accounting, finance, and management consulting.
Inspired by the events of the Russo-Ukraine War and her own parents’ story of surviving slave camps of the Third Reich during WWII, Oksana is writing a narrative non-fiction called Sunflowers Bend But Rarely Break. This will be Oksana’s first major literary work.
Join host Dori DeCarlo on The Authors Alley and connect with Oksana at SunflowersRarelyBreak.com and on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.
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Oksana Kukurudza is a Ukrainian American author, speaker, and management consultant born in Rochester, NY and currently living in New York City. She is a first-generation American, born to Ukrainian immigrant parents. Oksana attended Boston University and Emory’s Gozuieta Business School, earning a BSBA and MBA. Her specialty areas are accounting, finance, and management consulting.
Inspired by the events of the Russo-Ukraine War and her own parents’ story of surviving slave camps of the Third Reich during WWII, Oksana is writing a narrative non-fiction called Sunflowers Bend But Rarely Break. This will be Oksana’s first major literary work.
