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Any experience is always unique, but when the language of a work approaches the degree of extraordinary Great Experience, if the author is lucky enough to enter a truly detached state, the written text will contain those grains of truth that give the book a chance to survive its time. Throughout almost the entire year of 2022, the writer Yevheniia Kononenko recorded the events of her private life and the war in Ukraine very briefly, sometimes in a few words. Because on 24 February and a month later, she stayed in Kyiv until, at the end of March, she decided to leave her home with her terminally ill daughter. She was afraid to stay, afraid to leave, and she had an invitation from France. So the author finally stayed at the home of a writer friend... And every opportunity to write, a professional writer should write. Then as many readers as possible will be able to read what is sometimes very difficult to catch. The tragedies of big History and small private life are intertwined, hope and despair merge between the lines, and although Yevhenia Kononenko's That Crazy Year reads like a novel, all the events and twists and turns in this story are real.