Torn Souls. Sniper in Afghanistan. Foreword by Dmitry GOBLIN Puchkov

«A long time ago, at the dawn of the internet, I accidentally found the story by Gleb Bobrov "Foreign Thermopylae." To say that it impressed me is to say nothing. I had never read anything like it before. And here... it was like I had been at home. Naturally, I read everything else written by the author. And first of all, I read about Afghanistan.
Gleb Bobrov's Afghan prose is a rare, and perhaps even the only case in modern Russian literature of bottom-up, specifically soldier's reflection on the topic of war. Gleb managed to write a true soldier's encyclopedia of the Afghan war - to exhaustively describe both the soldier's life and the entire "soldier's cosmos." Many have tried, but only he succeeded.
This book is not for the faint-hearted. However, I highly recommend it for reading».
Dmitry Goblin Puchkov