To Write a War

Today we are in search of adequate words to describe the experiences we are going through. There is a need to compare the war we are living in with those we have only seen in movies or read about in the news.

Many books are written about each of the wars, each war acquires its own sound, and each author develops his own meanings and destroys the idea of war as an impersonal abstract evil. And every war requires its own language. In this book, 17 wars continue - modern ones, those that unfolded either at the turn of the century or in the XXI century.

The author writes about works that are popular in their literature and describe experiences that, unfortunately, you rarely want to hear about. But who knows, maybe someone else's experience - talked about, rethought - will help us overcome the traumatism of ours, in our war?