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The Fire Did Not Finish Reading: Bookseller Sells Surviving Books After Russian Attacks

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This is stated in the program “Culture with Lena Chichenina” in the project “Ukrainian Focus. Evening” on Slawa.tv and Espreso.Ukrainian publishers are looking for non-standard ways to overcome the consequences of Russian attacks. Publishing house “Knyholav”, which has already been hit twice by shelling, has launched the project “Fire has not finished reading” — selling books that survived the blows. Copies may have traces of soot or burnt edges…
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Publishing house “Knyholav” has launched the project “Fire has not finished reading”: readers can buy for 300 hryvnias a random book that survived after the Russian attack on the warehouse. This was reported by the publisher on Instagram. The publishers divided the books into five categories: “Invincible Modern Prose”; “Tempered Fantasy”; “Brave Children's Literature”; “Unshakable Classics”; “Steadfast Nonfiction”. The buyer chooses a genre, but…

In the past three months, Russian missiles have twice struck the #bookshops, resulting in the loss of more than 250,000 books.

This is stated in the program “Culture with Lena Chichenina” in the project “Ukrainian Focus. Evening” on Slawa.tv and Espreso.Ukrainian publishers are looking for non-standard ways to overcome the consequences of Russian attacks. Publishing house “Knyholav”, which has already been hit twice by shelling, has launched the project “Fire has not finished reading” — selling books that survived the blows. Copies may have traces of soot or burnt edges…

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Publishing house “Knyholav” has launched the project “The Fire Has Not Read”, within which it sells books that survived after Russian missile strikes on its warehouses in Kyiv. Despite external damage, copies remained readable. This was reported by you...

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БЖ broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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