The Ficuses in the Open

  Explanatory
What is "The Stepanakert Saga"? It's a series of books by an eyewitness, an indie writer.
What is an indie writer? Someone who doesn't write what is good, right, moral, and profitable…
No! He dwells on what he saw, felt, what he was scammed with, grown weary of… The bastard is nobody’s patriot! Ruled by no regulations! Yep, an independent indie SOB…

The Stepanakert Saga: a literary chronicle of thirty seven years, from the inspired start to the tragic finish of the struggle of the Armenians of Karabakh for the independence of their native land.
Sounds like the campaign blah-blah of a populist faggot, huh? Or the rant of a vet military instructor at a high school.

What is, is, buddy. No use arguing the obvious. That’s life, see? There's laughter, sin, tragedy—you'll die laughing! Comedy—to the grave.
In other words, it's a thoroughly engaging read for a wide range of readers, of any caliber and level.
Even for serious researchers of the question of why and what way Armenians around the world—including those in Karabakh, who still happened to be the concluding crowd—lost the most crucial part of their historical homeland.

              Introduction
The Ficuses in the Open: Book One in the series "The Stepanakert Saga"

Although the number of personae dramatis is pretty limited—they are just a family and their closest relatives and neighbors as well as a pinch of colleagues from the demised establishment, and though the action mostly consists of monotonous household chores, this here artifact is an attempt at honestly depicting the besieged Stepanakert town in winter 1991-92 when physical survival was the foremost objective common to all.

All that was so abysmally long ago:
a zero reason remains to suss output
if all that was exactly that way
or some other,
or at all…
makes no difference now

Important Note: English was not the Native Language sucked in with the mother’s milk by this indie writer, who feels deeply obliged to his Assistent Editor, Gemini Ai
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              Contents  --  p.: 158; words: 44,542
Explanatory
Introduction
__month one
__month two
__month three
__a fortnight more
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"And this night too the two of us were making love, not war."