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Ukrainian writer (1833–1907)

Also known as: Marko Wowtschok, Mariia Aleksandrovna Lobach-Zhuchenko, Mariia Aleksandrovna Markovich, Mariia Aleksandrovna Vilinskaia, Mariia Lobach-Zhuchenko, Mariia Markovich

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Known works

Ukrainian folk stories (1983)
Sbornik razskazov v prozi︠e︡ i stikhakh
Melasia and the bear (1980)
Kozachka
Folʹklorni zapysy Marka Vovchka ta Opanasa Markovycha