Reporter Volkovsky is the impressive story of people whose lives were turned upside down by the Russian-Ukrainian war. What seemed incredible yesterday has become commonplace today. With its merciless and cynical hand, the war not only divided life into “before” and “after,” but also shattered the former familiar ideas and relationships between people.
This presentation is sponsored by United Help Ukraine. United Help Ukraine sends humanitarian & medical aid to Ukraine and raises awareness about Ukraine’s struggle for freedom and independence. Learn more here.
Presented by the author:
Yuriy Lukanov has been a journalist for over four decades during which he has published thousands of articles, investigative reports, and human rights investigations in Ukrainian and international media, including United Press International, The Financial Times, and The Atlantic Council of the US. Reporter Volkovsky is his first novel, which attempts to tell the story of the war using his unique humor and insight.
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