Contemporary Editions (since 1991)

Kachurovskyi Ihor. The Golden Bough: An Anthology of Iberian and Ibero-American Poetry. Buenos Aires, 1991

Stakhiv Volodymyr, Mirchuk Petro et al. How Stepan Bandera Was Assassinated: A Five-Brochure Booklet. Lviv, 1991

Pasternak Yevhen. Ukraine under the Bolsheviks (1919–1939): An Attempt at a Historical Study. [Unpublished], 2006

Vyskyl Stepan. Behind the Iron Gate: Memoirs of a Political Prisoner. Lviv, 1996

Brody: A Collection of Articles and Essays. Drohobych; Lviv, 2003

Stus Vasyl. Under the Weight of the Cross: Poems. Lviv, 1991

In the Ranks of the UPA. Part 2: A Collection of Memoirs by Former UPA Soldiers from the Lemko and Przemysl Regions. New York, 1999

Chebanyuk Olena. Ukrainian Christmas. Lviv, [2026]

Chronicle of the UPA. Vol. 19: UPA Group "Hoverlia". Book 2. Toronto, 1992

Semotliuk Yaroslav. Ukrainian Military Decorations: Orders, Crosses, Medals and Insignia. Toronto; Kyiv, 1991

Vikentiy Szandor. Transcarpathia: A Historical and Legal Sketch from the 9th Century to 1920. New York, 1992

Encyclopedia of Ukrainian Studies: Dictionary Section — Supplement. Vol. 11. Paris; New York, 1995

Life and School: Journal of Ukrainian Education. Part 1 (239). State College, January–February 1991

Maiyko Ihor. Painting: exhibition catalogue. [Lviv, c. 2010] — with the author's dedicatory inscription

Hetman Ivan Mazepa. A Gaze Through the Centuries: Exhibition Catalogue. Kyiv, 2003

Hnizdovskyi, Yakiv (ill.). Ukrainian Folk Tales: Ukrainian Folk Tales. New York, 1999

Noga Oles. Ivan Levynskyi: artist, architect, industrialist, educator, public figure. Lviv, 1993

Pashko Atena. At the Candle’s Tip. Baltimore; Lviv; Toronto, 1991

Chronicle of the UPA. Vol. 47: Underground Post of Ukraine. Toronto; Lviv, 2009

Catalogue of the Exhibition of Works by Lviv Artists: For the Opening of the Palace of Arts. Lviv, 1996

'94 Almanac: Lviv Academy of Arts. Lviv, 1994 — with a gift inscription

Anatolii Zavhorodnyi: Exhibition Catalogue of Works. Kyiv, 1991

Stelmashchuk Halyna. Mykola Opanashchuk: a creative portrait of the artist. Lviv, 2007 — artist’s autograph