Looking at Women Looking at War

The author Victoria Amelina passed away in 2023 as a casualty of Russia Ukraine War when a missile exploded in a pizza parlor 200 kilometers south of Kharkiv. The book looks at thirteen women's testimonies, including human rights activist Kateryna Rashevska. == Reception ==

The New York Times reported that Amelina documented war stories and that, after her death in 2023, colleagues helped prepare her unfinished book of women’s testimonies for publication. The Financial Times reported the book as a chronicle cut short and covered the details of the book and Victoria Amelina life. The Telegraph reported Looking at Women, Looking at War, as a mix of diary and reportage by Victoria Amelina, makes for a harrowing portrait of Ukraine’s invasion. == Awards ==

The Orwell Prize for Political Writing was awarded to Victoria Amelina for her book Looking at Women, Looking at War. == References ==