Like UAVs, searches, death - and next to them are taxis, rave and craft beer. In Damian Kudryavtsev's poetry collection "It's All You Now", everyday life is intertwined with war, and hooligan rhymes gradually turn into the lament of an entire generation. Is it possible to continue to enjoy life when the familiar world collapses? What is left for a person who has lost his home, his sense of belonging to his culture and his hope for the future? And can poetry become a way to survive a catastrophe? About war poetry, the lost and inevitable generation of necrorealism - read Tatiana Okolova's review >>.