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FictionSeptember 2022The Last Case of Journalist Cronina
by Anastasiia Pika
Aliona Cronina is a young Ukrainian journalist who started working in a highly censored publication, fully controlled by its Russian sponsor. During Euromaidan, she realized that she can no longer be a detached witness to the events and wants to fight Kremlin propaganda and reveal the truth to people. Aliona will build a brilliant career: IT journalist, Ukrainian parliament employee, MI6 intelligence agent — and she will try to thwart the Russian invasion of Ukraine that started on February 24, 2022. The novel consists of four parts, each chapter corresponding to a case file the heroine takes on. The novel is not just about modern Ukrainian history in 2012–2022; it is primarily about the development of Ukrainian journalism and democratic society. The author seeks to answer the question of why neither censorship, nor Putin’s propaganda in the Ukrainian media, nor the attempts to suppress Ukrainian revolutions by force, nor even forced emigration and war can make a dent in Ukrainians’ inner strength and perseverance.
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FictionApril 2022Endless Stories
by Anastasiia Pika
What do prince Harry, homeless Beduin and Alexander Lukashenko have in common? They all, surprisingly, could be met on the streets of Kyiv. Our life – is a daily flow of incredible stories, you just need time to write down! The heroes of this illustrated collection – artists, taxi drivers, teachers, homeless people, gas stations’ workers, loser-suitors and even world-famous politicians! And all of them are united by one thing: a desire to be heard. The book is for those who like to laugh, to think and who believe in people. This collection included stories, novels and essays, written by Kyiv author Anastasiia Pika during the period from 2010 to 2018. Some of them have already been published in prose collections, but most of them – for the first time. In 2017 “The return of Tethys” story won the competition of short prose “How not to love you”, launched by the “Coronation of the Word” and the Department of Public Communications of the Kyiv State Administration. “Painful gap” and “Time X” essays got a record number of likes in the short story competition and were included in the “Little stories for everyday” collection, presented at the 24th Publishers’ forum in Lviv. “13 tips for those who are going on safari to the district clinic”, “Why do I love Ukraine”, “How?”, “91st” were written as blog posts, however readers liked them so much that they also were selected to the collection.
