Displaced

“Vivid, moving and compelling, Displaced tells the story of the millions of Ukrainians forced to flee their country after Russia's brutal 2022 attack. It is a chronicle of the hardships and struggles faced by those who left their homes, and of the intrepid volunteers who helped them. Many refugee accounts - of bombardment and loss - are heartbreaking.”  * Luke Harding, author of Invasion: Russia's Bloody War and Ukraine's Fight for Survival, shortlisted for the Orwell Prize *
“A work of rage and nuance. A searing exploration of Russia’s war and, indeed, of what it means to be Russian today.” * Andrew Harding, BBC foreign correspondent and author of A Small, Stubborn Town *
“Panyushkin writes in vivid tableau.” * Los Angeles Times *
“A courageous work by a Russian author willing to look beyond the rhetoric on both sides of the firing line.” * Kirkus Reviews *
“Poignant and peripatetic.” * The Arts Fuse *
“Panyushkin has created a collage of vivid and varied oral accounts.” * The Washington Examiner *
“Compassionate yet candid...the plight of those involved is what ultimately resonates.” * Publishers Weekly *
“Displaced is an impressive and courageous work of journalism that warns readers, ‘Anyone can become a refugee.’’” * Shelf Awareness *