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"Rage" by Yevhen Steblivskyi is a real saga about each of us in the first months of a great and terrible war, a fascinating panorama of events unfolding near Kyiv and in the south of Ukraine. The novel's protagonists include three former classmates, one of whom volunteers with his grandfather to join the Ukrainian army, another is a journalist and volunteer who ends up in Ireland to help the army, and the third is the son of a small businessman who deliberately stays under occupation near Borodyanka. Alongside the main characters are the guys from the TRO who rose up to defend Kyiv, a skilled hunter of Russian tanks who keeps track of the destroyed armour by the dozens, an elderly beekeeper who shot a Russian subversive group alone in the Tiligul steppe, and many, many others.

The novel uses real-time testimonies of Azovstal defenders, and it is another strikingly true story about the incredible courage, bravery and resilience of the defenders of Mariupol.