Black butterflies

From the heart of the Bosnia tragedy, a story of pain and hope and a struggle between staying and leaving. The novel "Black Butterflies" presents the events of the first year of the siege of Sarajevo from the perspective of the artist Zora Kouchovich, who recounts what she faced and suffered with the other besieged from pain, terror, shock, hunger, and cold. But at the same time, it highlights the few moments of happiness that reveal themselves amidst the tide of tragedies accompanying wars. An inspiring novel about the power of art, love, and hope, and about the resilience of the will to live in the face of barbaric attacks on a historic city of diverse ethnicities, religions, and cultures. In "Black Butterflies," we learn about the history of the city, the culture of its people, the brutality of war, the nobility of love, strength, and friendship. Author: Priscilla Morris Publishing and distribution session