Ordinary People Don't Carry Machine Guns: Thoughts on War -- Artem Chapeye, Paperback

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Ordinary People Don't Carry Machine Guns: Thoughts on War -- Artem Chapeye, PaperbackA reporter and novelist who is also a soldier in the Ukrainian army reconsiders his pacifism and the choices one makes when war is waged against you. "Chapeye represents a modern day Ukrainian counterpart to classic American writers like Mark Twain or O. Henry, capturing the dignity and respect his characters might not get but nonetheless long for and deserve." Kate Tsurkan, Los Angeles Review of Books In Ordinary People Don't Carry Machine Guns,

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