Episode 147 / Anton Eine, a science fiction and nonfiction author who lives in Ukraine, joins us this week and shares his experience of being a writer living in Kiev and Lviv during the war and how he translated those experiences into a documentarian war diary, The Thin Blue-Yellow Line Between Love and Hate.

Show notes:

• Why Anton decided to take a break from fiction and write a war diary documenting his life and the stories of his fellow Ukranians in the months after Russia invaded Ukraine
• How the creative project gave him a type of creative freedom he hadn’t experienced when writing fiction
• How writing about painful experiences can be a cathartic experience
• How Anton gets his books translated and how works with Ukrainian creatives through his writing and publishing process
• How he focused on a creative project in the middle of the uncertainty of war and how he used that uncertainty as motivation
• How fragile peace is and how we should value it

Come over and say hi to Jami and Sara in the WIKT Facebook group! You can find show notes and links at wishidknownforwriters.com.

Links: 

Anton’s website: https://antoneine.com

The Thin Blue-Yellow Line Between Love and Hate: https://mybook.to/TBYLKn

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