Записки террориста. (в хорошем смысле слова)

The book "Записки террориста (в хорошем смысле слова)" is an unconventional literary format for our publishing house. However, the fact that there have already been numerous books written about the Donbass war, most of which are either blatant fiction or propagandistic banalities, compelled us to take responsibility for publishing something truly valuable and interesting. Something truly "uncensored". We must warn you: the content of this book may outrage many "patriots" with its "non-politically correct" and "politically inexpedient" nature, as well as its overly ironic attitude towards everything and everyone. However, we are not concerned about who and what may be offended. Freedom of speech is inviolable, and strength lies in the truth. Unfortunately, not everyone shares these values: the largest Ukrainian Russian printing house, "Парето-Принт," with whom we have printed until this moment, publicly refused to print this book due to their political "principles". It is worth mentioning that the editorial board of the publishing house itself has been involved in the events in Donbass – we have repeatedly traveled to the conflict zone with humanitarian aid and have seen everything from the inside, which enables us to distinguish truth from lies and gives us the right to assert that "Записки террориста" truly reflect the realities of this war. By the way, the photograph for the cover of the book was taken by us in Donetsk. "Записки" will not reveal the secrets of history to those who have closely followed the events in Donbass or have been directly involved (although it will reveal intriguing details). Afrika does not make broad analytical conclusions; he writes "as it is" and as he thinks, without shying away from free forms of expression and profanity (the latter is inevitable, truthfully). With "Записки террориста," we pay tribute to the beginning of the Russian Uprising in Ukraine and the entire Donbass war, without trying to embellish or even romanticize these events (although we love to do so, as we are undoubtedly hopeless romantics). We promise that what you read will not leave you indifferent and will give you a lasting feeling that you have witnessed all of this with your own eyes. Enjoy your reading! Dmitry Bastrakov, Chief Editor