Shche odnu storinku
Ukrainian publishing house selling contemporary and classic fiction through its own online store.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
Shche odnu storinku (Ukrainian: «Ще одну сторінку», roughly "One More Page") is a Ukrainian publishing house. Its official website, 1morepage.com.ua, functions as both a publisher's catalogue and a direct-to-consumer bookshop, listing titles with prices in Ukrainian hryvnia and offering pre-orders, discounts and stock status for each item. The catalogue visible on the publisher's homepage is dominated by translated literary fiction and genre fiction alongside Ukrainian-language authors. International names on display include Gillian Anderson, Charlaine Harris, Virginia Woolf, Katie Kitamura, Dominic Smith, Hisham Matar, Jennifer Croft, Carson McCullers, Truman Capote, Genki Kawamura, Axel Munthe and Max Frisch. Ukrainian and Ukrainian-diaspora writing is represented by authors such as Anastasia Bidonko, Yuliia Nahorniuk, Halyna Pahutiak and Mykhailo Starytskyi. The list mixes new releases, pre-orders and backlist, and the site highlights bestsellers and recommendations. The house positions itself as a curated literary imprint rather than a mass-market or educational publisher: its homepage foregrounds fiction, translated literature and a small number of Ukrainian classics, with cover images, short descriptions and a shopping cart. Prices shown on the homepage range from roughly 390 to 790 hryvnia, with sale prices applied to some pre-orders and boxed sets. Because the publisher is small and relatively young, detailed corporate information — founding year, founders, ownership structure and headquarters — is not established in the available evidence. Wikidata records it simply as a Ukrainian publishing house. The brand is active and sells primarily to Ukrainian readers through its own web store.
History
Shche odnu storinku is a Ukrainian publishing house whose public presence is centred on its online store at 1morepage.com.ua. The available evidence does not record a founding date, founders or corporate history; Wikidata classifies the entity simply as a Ukrainian publishing house. What can be documented is the shape of its publishing programme as shown on its own homepage. The catalogue combines translated international fiction with Ukrainian-language writing. Among the translated authors featured are Gillian Anderson, Charlaine Harris, Virginia Woolf, Katie Kitamura, Dominic Smith, Hisham Matar, Jennifer Croft, Carson McCullers, Truman Capote, Genki Kawamura, Axel Munthe and Max Frisch. Ukrainian and Ukrainian-related authors include Anastasia Bidonko, Yuliia Nahorniuk, Halyna Pahutiak and Mykhailo Starytskyi. The site is organised around merchandising features typical of a small independent publisher's shop: a bestsellers block, a recommendations block, quick-view product cards, pre-order labels, sale prices and stock indicators. Titles are priced in hryvnia, with examples on the homepage ranging from about 390 to 790 hryvnia before discount. Some items are marked as out of stock, indicating a catalogue that sells through rather than maintaining deep inventory. Because the publisher is small and its corporate details are not in the public record available here, its history should be treated as incomplete. The brand is active and continues to publish and sell fiction, including new releases and pre-orders, to Ukrainian readers.
Products and positioning
Curated literary publisher and direct-to-consumer bookshop for Ukrainian readers.
Shukai stezhku z-pid hory (Anastasia Bidonko)
Insha sestra Bennet (Janice Hadlow)
BILSHE (Gillian Anderson)
Mertvi do temriavy (Charlaine Harris)
Do maiaka (Virginia Woolf)
Prolushkovuvannia (Katie Kitamura)
Ostannia kartyna Sary de Vos (Dominic Smith)
Moi druzi (Hisham Matar)
Irena Rei znykaiie (Jennifer Croft)
Sertse — samotnii myslyvets (Carson McCullers)
Z kholodnym sertsem (Truman Capote)
Za dvoma zaitsiamy (Mykhailo Starytskyi)
Yakshcho zi svitu znyknut kity (Genki Kawamura)
Faini briunety ta insha nechyst (Yuliia Nahorniuk)
Fentezi Yulii Nahorniuk (boxed set)
Istoriia pro San Mikele (Axel Munthe)
Blyzkosti (Katie Kitamura)
Try koroli povertaiutsia dodomu (Halyna Pahutiak)
Shtiller (Max Frisch)
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