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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When Tymofiy is five years old, his small family in Cherkasy, Ukraine grows by one. Not with the birth of a baby sister or brother, but with the appearance of Felix - mentor and tormentor, enemy and friend - Tymofiy''s grandmother''s sometime-boyfriend. ''Who are you '' Felix screams in the depths of a confused and drunken rage at all who cross his path, his memories of the Soviet-Afghan war clouding his eyes and senses. ''Who are you '' Tymofiy asks himself as he drifts through the streets of his hometown, searching for love and protection, for a better, happier way of life. A gritty, realist depiction of Ukraine and the post Soviet world, this book offers an affecting yet honest look into the life of someone suffering from PTSD. It is a story of growing up without much hope for a better future, and yet intense moments of connection and kindness persist. Just when things begin to seem insurmountably dark, a friendship begins, a kind word is said, or a hand reaches out and opens the curtains, letting in a little light.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Ukrainian writer and military serviceman Artem Chekh's book was the winner of the 2021 BBC News Ukraine Book of the Year Award and is a gritty and bald bildungsroman, a lilting picaresque of a life lived in the shadow of someone else's war.When Tymofiy is five years old, his small family in Cherkasy, Ukraine grows by one. Not with the birth of a baby sister or brother, but with the appearance of Felixmentor and tormentor, enemy and friendTymofiy's grandmother's sometime-boyfriend. "Who are you " Felix screams in the depths of a confused and drunken rage at all who cross his path, his memories of the Soviet-Afghan war clouding his eyes and senses. "Who are you " Tymofiy asks himself as he drifts through the streets of his hometown, searching for love and protection, for a better, happier way of life.A gritty, realist depiction of Ukraine and the post Soviet world, this book offers an affecting yet honest look into the life of someone suffering from PTSD. It is a story of growing up without much hope for a better future, and yet intense moments of connection and kindness persist. Just when things begin to seem insurmountably dark, a friendship begins, a kind word is said, or a hand reaches out and opens the curtains, letting in a little light.…

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Zustand: new. Pages: 504 Language: Ukrainian. Artem Chekh znovu napisav pro vijnu - i znovu ne pro tu. Tobto ne pro tsju. Tomu, z odnogo boku, "Song of the Open Road" mozhna rozgljadati jak zhanrovo-stilistichnu zabavku, prigodnitsko-istorichnu gru v Ameriku. Kolishnij kripak z ukrajinskogo sela u skladi Rosijskoji imperiji, opinivshis v epitsentri amerikanskoji tragediji, vreshti-resht staje vtilennjam amerikanskoji mriji. Ale, z drugogo - serjoznishogo - boku, vidkritij shljakh golovnogo geroja - tsej shljakh get vid Moskvi, shljakh kriz vijnu do svobodi, shljakh vid rosijanina v prolozi do ukrajintsja v epilozi. A sche z jakogos boku, legko sobi ujaviti znjatij za motivami tsogo romanu igrovij film. Chorno-bilij film pro spovnenu simvolichnikh znachen podorozh zi Skhodu na Zakhid, do samogo sebe i svogo vichnogo domu. I saundtrek: slova Volta Vitmena, muzika Nila Janga.- Oleksandr Bojchenko 9786177807185.…

Zustand: New. ARTEM CHEKH is a Ukrainian author and soldier. He is the author of some sixteen books, including Absolute Zero, and his work has been translated into English, Polish, Czech, and Russian. Chekh is currently serving in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Zustand: new. Pages: 304 Language: Ukrainian. "Khto ti takij?" - chas vid chasu zapituje malolitnogo Timofija jogo kontuzhenij dalekoju vijnoju vorog i drug, muchitel i nastavnik Feliks. "Khto ja takij?" - zapituje sebe naprikintsi romanu majzhe doroslij avtobiografichnij Timofij. Shljakh vid pershogo pitannja do drugogo je neminuchim dlja geroja bud-jakogo romanu vikhovannja. U vipadku Artema Chekha - vikhovannja v tini vidrazlivogo dosvidu chuzhoji vijni, scho raptom vijavljajetsja moralnoju i fizichnoju pidgotovkoju do vlasnoji, khocha jakraz jiji mi u tsomu romani ne znajdemo. Ale, mozhlivo, znajdemo vsi ti ditjacho-junatski initsiatsiji, kriz jaki nam samim dovelosja prodiratisja do zovsim ne takogo, jak ochikuvalosja, doroslogo zhittja.Vidannja zdijsneno na zamovlennja Mizhnarodnoji literaturnoji korporatsiji Meridian Czernowitz. V oformlenni obkladinki vikoristano kadr iz filmu Irini TSilik "Ja i Feliks". 9786177807178.…

Zustand: new. Pages: 192 Language: Ukrainian. "Gra v perevdjagannja" Artema Chekha - tse rozpovid ne tilki pro vijnu, a j - peredusim - pro te, jak perezhivaje ukrajinskij soldat sebe u vijsku, jak vin namagajetsja minimizuvati armijskij vpliv na svoju tsivilnu, tobto istinnu - prinajmni v dovojenni chasi - strukturu. I pro te, chogo vin tak bojavsja i scho musiv povtoriti. Tse bagato vnutrishnogo bolju i bazhannja vtekti v inshi realnosti, jaki, zdajetsja, zavzhdi poruch, ale naspravdi - nedosjazhni.Tse ne svitli istoriji pro gerojizm i zvitjagu. Tse pro temnu materiju vnutrishnogo svitu i kolektivnu tragediju kilkokh pokolin, jaka raptom staje i tvojeju takozh. Elegija pro nepotribnij dosvid, scho rujnuje i krivdit. Gra v perevdjagannja, u jakij nemozhlivo vigrati, ale mozhna znajti te, za scho varto trimatisja. 9786178138448.…