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A book will be published about the events and actions of Euromaidan. The texts for the collection "Euromaidan. A Chronicle of Feelings" was written by Taras Prokhasko, Ivan Tsiperdyuk, Yuriy Andrukhovych, Serhiy Zhadan, and Yuriy Vynnychuk. They do not record, but react to events. Each in his own exceptional writing style. The book was compiled by writer Vasyl Karpiuk.

"In fact, each essay is a writer's reaction to a particular event. In order not to lose the reader, at the end of the publication we present a chronology of the main stages of Euromaidan, where one can trace the development, lulls and rise of the protests up to the overthrow of the Yanukovych regime. These texts were written from the very beginning of the Euromaidan - from the end of November - and published in periodicals, namely on the TSN website and the Galician Correspondent newspaper. Thus, one can trace the chronology of the authors' thinking about what was happening in the country," writer Vasyl Karpiuk tells about the creation of the book.

The book's cover was designed by Oksana Halushka. It was embodied by model Ivanna Berchak, photographers Yuriy Bakai and Yarema Protsiv, and designer Mykola Shkvarok. The photo shows a girl who, even when blindfolded, still sews the national flag with a red thread, which symbolises the integrity of Ukraine under any circumstances.

"Taras Prokhasko mostly reflects in the context of eternal values, good and evil, action and stoicism. And Ivan Tsiperdiuk takes the situation most literally and calls things by their proper names, with a minimum of literary make-up and a maximum of sincerity," explains Vasyl Karpiuk.

"Andrukhovych thinks in a global context, and often describes specific situations, such as being followed, etc. Zhadan remains poetic, metaphorical and revolutionary. His personal involvement in the Kharkiv Euromaidan is also credible. And Yuriy Vynnychuk is mercilessly ironic and sarcastic. He closely follows social processes and puts everything in its place," - adds the writer.