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19 Military Writers Share Their Raw, Unfiltered War Experience
About the book
"Little Yellow Excavator" is a compilation of prose and poetry from soldiers and veterans of the Russo-Ukrainian War. This collection sheds light on the personal experiences of war and gives a voice to those who chose to defend Ukraine over pursuing a literary career. Each piece is accompanied by documentary photos from the independent Ukrainian media outlet "Donbas Frontliner," which has been covering the war since 2014.
"Little Yellow Excavator" artistically portrays the real-life experiences on the frontlines. Each story in this collection reveals the unique experiences and inner feelings of the authors. Despite the difficult subject matter, the collection aims to inspire hope, reflecting the resilience and spirit of Ukrainian soldiers and veterans. These works are intended to foster empathy among civilians while highlighting the enduring strength of our men and women who continue their fight, believe in victory, and remain loyal to Ukraine. We, as civilians, have much to learn from them.
We donate all profits to support the units of our writers proportionally.
“Hospitallers”, volunteer organization of paramedics.
Aerial Reconnaissance Platoon "Hell's Hornets".
Mortar Battery.
All authors in this book were once students of the "Method Writing", which they have attended for free since 2020. The Method Writing is a program that provides professional writing tools while also serving as powerful therapy, allowing military personnel to share their experiences with civilians in a safe space.Among our authors are:
Eva Tur, reconnaissance
Serhii Mishchenko, paramedic
Mariia Oleshchenko, combat medic
Felicia, veteran, reconnaissance
Artem Popyk, mortar commander
Viktoriia Savchenko, unit senior
Mykola Baiduk, ATO veteran
Yuliia Mykytenko, AFU officer
Oleksandr Korenyako, AFU officer
Tetiana Podolianochka, ATO veteran
Andrii Matviienko, company commander
Andrii Dubchak, war reporter
Oleh Ihorovych, AFU serviceman
Volodymyr Tymchuk, AFU lieutenant colonel
Ihor Orel, veteran
Olena Herasymiuk, ATO veteran, paramedic
Maksym Khomytskyi, AFU reconnaissance group commander
Lidiia Huzhva, veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian War
Oleksii Skoblia, AFU senior sergeant, published posthumously
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ГО «НЕЗЛАМНІ ЖІНКИ УКРАЇНИ»
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