Ordinary People Don't Carry Machine Guns

Ordinary People Don't Carry Machine GunsBy: Artem Chapeye A reporter and novelist who is also a soldier in the Ukrainian army reconsiders his pacifism and the choices one makes when war is waged against you. "Chapeye represents a modern day Ukrainian counterpart to classic American writers like Mark Twain or O. Henry, capturing the dignity and respect his characters might not get but nonetheless long for and deserve." Kate Tsurkan, Los Angeles Review of Books In Ordinary People Don't Carry

By: Kelsey J

The novel opens in the present

being a winner and a celebrity does not

”—Sean Wilentz

professional good sport

- Includes tunes from five of Mozart's greatest pieces

There might be more to Ebony than meets the eye

and about to step off a New York subway platform in front of an oncoming train

and Motivation

but Garrett Kelly only accepts the job keeping tabs on Sarah Daniels—who’s in hiding after witnessing a murder committed by her half-brother—for the chance to take down a person enemy of KGI

Sam Shepard turns a bizarre anniversary party into a grisly yet hilarious reopening of the wounds of war

forging connections among her fellow female prisoners even as she is caught between Greece’s two most powerful warriors