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(Epub Download) Calling Ukraine: A Novel [R.A.R]

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Calling Ukraine:
A Novel [R.A.R]
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National Book Foundation 5 Under 35 honoree and author of Such Good
Work Johannes Lichtman returns with a novel that is strikingly relevant
to our times—about an American who takes a job in Ukraine in 2018, only
to find that his struggle to understand the customs and culture is
eclipsed by a romantic entanglement with deadly consequences.Shortly
after his thirtieth birthday, John Turner receives a call from an old
college friend who makes him an odd job offer: move to Ukraine to teach
customer service agents at a startup how to sound American. John’s never
been to Ukraine, doesn’t speak Ukrainian, and is supposed to be a
journalist, not a consultant. But having just gone through a break-up
and the death of his father, it might just be the new start he’s been
looking for. In Ukraine, John understands very little—the language and
social customs are impenetrable to him. At work, his employees are
fluent in English but have difficulty grasping the concept of “small
talk.” And although he told himself not to get romantically involved
while abroad, he can’t help but be increasingly drawn to one of his
colleagues. Most distressing, however, is the fact that John can hear,
through their shared wall, his neighbor beating his wife. Desperate to
help, John decides to offer the neighbor 100,000 hryvnias to stop. It’s
a plan born out the best intentions, but one that has disastrous
repercussions that no amount of money or altruism can resolve. Like Ben
Lerner’s Leaving the Atocha Station and Garth Greenwell’s What Belongs
to You, Calling Ukraine reimagines the American-abroad novel. Moving
effortlessly between the comic and the tragic, Johannes Lichtman deploys
his signature wry humor and startling moral acuity to illuminate the
inevitable complexities of doing right by others.