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Vitaliy Zapek's "Tsutsyk" is undoubtedly an event in modern literary life. And not only because the novel is painfully true, because three years of the Russian-Ukrainian war are behind the author's shoulders. Unlike the "trench" prose, this is the first truly ANTI-WAR novel about events in the East. Written by a person who is pained by what has been happening in Donbas for so many years.
A good and touching story, imbued with true emotions. A distrustful puppy is looking for its Human. He does not know complex abstract concepts that people usually do
justify the wars they started, but it understands what friendship, kindness and self-sacrifice are.
Vitaliy Zapeka's "Tsutsyk" evokes tenderness in the reader towards the main character and everyone he loves. This story touches the living and holds attention from the first word to the last dot.
She makes you smile and worry, worry and rejoice, but definitely does not leave anyone indifferent.
The story is told on behalf of the little puppy. This is a look at us, people, as if from the side. Honest and open.