Diary of an invasion

Andreĭ Kurkov

Book - 2022

"One of the most important Ukrainian voices throughout the Russian invasion, the author of Death and the Penguin and Grey Bees collects his searing dispatches from the heart of Kyiv. This journal of the invasion, a collection of Andrey Kurkov's writings and broadcasts from Kyiv, is a remarkable record of a brilliant writer at the forefront of a twenty-first-century war. Andrey Kurkov has been a consistent satirical commentator on his adopted country of Ukraine. His most recent work, Grey Bees, is a dark foreshadowing of the devastation in the eastern part of Ukraine, depicting the lives of the only two residents remaining in a village bombed to smithereens. The author has lived in Kyiv and in the remote countryside of Ukraine thro...ughout the Russian invasion. He has also been able to fly to European capitals, where he has been working to raise money for charities and to address crowded halls. Kurkov has been asked to write for every English newspaper and to be interviewed all over Europe. He has become an important voice for his people. Kurkov sees every video and every posted message, and he spends the sleepless nights of continuous bombardment of his city delivering the truth about this invasion to the world"--

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Subjects
Genres
Biographies
Diaries
History
Personal narratives
Published
Dallas, Texas : Deep Vellum Publishing [2022]
Language
English
Main Author
Andreĭ Kurkov (author)
Item Description
Includes index.
"First published in Great Britain in 2022 by Mountain Leopard Press, an imprint of Welbeck Publishing Group."
Physical Description
279 pages : map ; 23 cm
ISBN
9781646052813
  • Map
  • Preface
  • 12.29.21. Goodbye Delta! Hello Omicron!
  • 01.03.21. "Don't Mention the War!"
  • 01.05.22. Merry Christmas!
  • 01.14.22. Ukrainian TV Series: Producers and Actors
  • 01.15.22. January Evening by Candlelight
  • 01.21.22. "Nothing Personal!"
  • 01.28.22. Between Virus and War
  • 01.30.22. Choosing Your Words, The Language Question in Ukraine
  • 02.02.22. Reinventing History
  • 02.11.22. Ukrainian Battlegrounds: The Street, the Library, and the Church
  • 02.13.22. Everything Is Heating up, Including the Sauna
  • 02.20.22. Culture Under Threat
  • 02.23.22. Tension, but No Panic
  • 02.24.22. Last Borscht in Kyiv
  • 03.01.22. The Time Is Now
  • 03.02.22. Remember Me with a Smile
  • 03.03.22. Borders
  • 03.05.22. How Long Is the Shadow of the Past?
  • 03.06.22. Interview with a Cup of Coffee
  • 03.08.22. Bread with Blood
  • 03.09.22. A Country in Search of Safety
  • 03.10.22. Is It a Good Time to Look Back?
  • 03.13.22. Archaeology of War
  • 03.15.22. "When I Cry, I Can't Speak"
  • 03.16.22. Keeping Track and Staying Positive
  • 03.23.22. Bills and Animals
  • 03.24.22. Displaced Lives
  • 03.28.22. Time to Sow Wheat
  • 03.30.22. Bees and Books
  • 04.06.22. About the War and "Dead" Books
  • 04.13.22. Choosing a School for Your Child Has Just Got Harder
  • 04.20.22. The Tale of Rooster Tosha and the War
  • 04.21.22. Two Months of War: Looking Back and Thinking Ahead
  • 04.25.22. Culture Goes Underground
  • 04.26.22. Choosing the Lesser Evil?
  • 04.29.22. Whose Side Axe the Black Sea Dolphins on?
  • 05.01.22. Ukrainian Culture at War
  • 05.11.22. Tattoo Life in Someone Else's City and in Someone Else's Apartment
  • 05.18.22. Will Zelensky Become a True Best-Selling Author?
  • 05.23.22. Russian Shamans against Ukrainian Amulets
  • 05.25.22. Who Is Afraid of Ukraine's Victory?
  • 05.28.22. Gin without Tonic
  • 06.12.22. A Ukrainian Princess and "Good Russians"
  • 06.14.22. Selling a War
  • 06.28.22. Everyone Is Looking for Blood
  • 07.05.22. The Power of Thought
  • 07.11.22. War, Cars, and the Summer
  • Epilogue
  • Index