WAR TIME DIARY - ANDRIY KURKOV

A captivating account of life in Ukraine during the ongoing war. Andriy Kurkov, a renowned Ukrainian writer, shares his observations and reflections on everyday life in a country ravaged by conflict. This is a continuation of the "Invasion Diary", in which the author documented the events just before and during the first months of the Russian attack. Get to know the perspective of a man who experiences the hardships of war firsthand.

• Detailed record of events from August 2022 to April 2024
• Personal observations by the author on the impact of the war on society
• Intriguing associations and reflections filtered through a sense of humor
• Insightful look at everyday life in a war-torn country
• Better understanding of the history and culture of Ukraine
• A picture of a nation that does not give up and fights for survival

In his diary, Andriy Kurkov presents the reality of a country in a state of prolonged war. We will not find here a display of fighting scenes, but rather a subtle depiction of how the state of constant threat, the awareness of the loss of loved ones and the collapse of previous life affect people. The author observes the world around him with extraordinary sensitivity, sharing his insights and reflections on the human condition in the face of extreme challenges.

This is a fascinating record that allows the reader to delve into the everyday life of what the media reports. Kurkov presents a country and people who do not give up, who fight not only on the front, but also in areas not directly affected by hostilities, trying to simply live and survive. His diary is a testament to the strength of spirit and steadfastness of the Ukrainian people.

Noir sur Blanc publishing house presents this unique publication in a careful edition, with attention to every detail. The book has 304 pages and a format of 148x235 mm. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading, and high-quality paper guarantees durability. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to better understand modern Ukraine and its history.