DZIKIE POLE. A WAR STORY

Enter a world full of bitter humor and emotion, where anthropologist Olga Solarz shares her observations from the first year of the Great War. Her story, woven with paradoxes, takes us to the steppe, among soldiers defending their land. It is a story about magic and tragedy, poetry and cruelty, that deeply moves.

• Captivating story about the war in Ukraine
• Leisurely and fast-paced narrative full of magic
• Deep insight into human experiences during conflict
• Bitter humor intertwined with emotion
• Poetic language reflecting the beauty and brutality of the steppe
• Detailed descriptions reflecting the realism of everyday war
• Empathetic look at soldiers and their inner motivations

Olga Solarz, an anthropologist and volunteer, spent a year among soldiers in the Steppe, observing and documenting their daily lives. Her book is not only a report on the war, but above all a portrait of people who defend their land out of inner necessity. The author conveys their emotions, fears and hopes with extraordinary sensitivity, creating a story that will be remembered for a long time.

“Dzikie Pole” is a read that surprises with its multidimensionality. On the one hand, it is a realistic picture of the war, full of cruel details and tragic events. On the other hand, it is a poetic story about the beauty of the steppe, the magic of nature and the power of the human spirit. The author skillfully combines these two elements, creating a work that appeals to both the intellect and the emotions.

Olga Solarz's book is also an important testimony about the East, about the steppe and about the people who live there. The author conveys their culture, traditions and values with tenderness and respect, showing that even in the most difficult conditions they can preserve their identity and dignity. It is a story about heroism, fatigue and fear, but above all about hope and faith in a better tomorrow.

Libra Publishing presents this unique book in hardcover, with 280 pages. The 213x146 mm format makes reading comfortable and enjoyable. The year of publication, 2025, guarantees a fresh look at the topic of the war in Ukraine and current reflections on the human condition in the face of conflict.