Post: #26

I have been to Ukraine many times. Speak the language and know the culture. Would be interested in seeing how you see the things down there. Send me a copy.

Post: #27

I would appreciate a copy. Ukraine is a definite for me as I already have a business contact in Kiev who has begged me to visit.

Post: #28

I lived in Kharkiv 6 months. I'd be glad to review it if you like. Also spent time a lot of time in Kiev, some in Sumy, Vinnitsa, and Odessa.

Post: #29

I was born in Ukraine, so I am curious to learn about how the country is now. And the girls of course.

Post: #30

I have visited Ukraine twice. Stayed in Kiev and visited Odessa while I was there. I will be traveling to Ukraine only in late March after their winters are finished.

I also happen to have a Ukrainian girl from Kiev who visits me in India once a year during the winter. During her last trip, she requested me that she wanted to visit certain parts of India, which were promoted, to her in Ukraine as great party places. So we decided to visit those locations for the weekend and found that they were packed with Russian and Ukrainian girls. I was shocked and almost considered them to be hookers, but then after talking to a few girls, I came to find out they were all there for “a cheap holiday” and this usually happens between (Nov-Mar) which is winter time in FSU.

I will be going again to those locations during the end of January so if you are planning to release the book by early Jan, then there is no worries. I am not going to ask you for an advance copy here if its going to spoil someone else’s chance, as I am more interested in the BANG CROATIA BOOK, when it comes out considering that you are writing it that is.

Post: #31

Hoping to head there either may or June 2013 as well as Poland for my first time in Europe. Hoping the easiest of lay is comparable to that of Iceland.

Post: #32

I've booked a trip for April to Odessa. A good friend will be coming with to help get over the language barrier.

Post: #33

Hey Uncle Roosh! I spent couple weeks in Lviv and Kiev last year. Didn't do good as I originally thought and failed to get a flag. Would love to read Bang Ukraine to see what I could've done differently and how to improve my game. Also thinking about returning next year.

As always, thanks for the awesome work that you do!

Post: #34

Can't wait to buy it on Amazon Kindle and read it. Never been there, but met a cute Ukranian chick in NYC who occasionally contacts me on FB (no, seriously, I NEVER initially contact her). Plan on going ASAP to get in that social circle.

Post: #35

Heya. Born in Odessa but living out for over a decade I'd love a copy

Post: #36

My blog is small, but I'll be happy to do a review piece on it.

Post: #37

I don't have any plan to go to Ukraine. and the closest I've gotten was Hungary.


I just wanna say,..Nice
whoever gets copies.get a review up quick

Post: #38

I've never been to Ukraine, but hope to travel throughout Europe in 2013. I really enjoyed your other books (especially how honest you were about the experiences), and would promise to give this one a thorough reading/with feedback.

Post: #39

i'll buy it, going to visit next summer.

Post: #40

Hey Roosh, I know I'm a little too late to the party, but I would love to have a review copy of Bang Ukraine.

Here are my reasons:
- I am going in Summer 2013, so I would love to have a primer on the area
- I am originally Russian, so I wanted to see how my "sisters" from back home are like (character wise, language wise, dating wise, etc)
- I want to see how my "motherland sisters" stack up to my "Americanized sisters". I have dated a few eastern European girls here in NYC, and, to be honest, 90% of the time it was a nightmare . The video below is incredibly realistic:



- I have a blog

Thanks in advance

Post: #41

If there are blogger copies left.
I'll get a review out

Post: #42

Me - wrote the kiev thread roosh quoted on his twitter. Also roosh used my bang baltics previee review on his sales page!

Post: #43

Dude, I am interested. I haven't been to Ukraine too many time though, maybe I will go again later.

Post: #44

(11-24-2012 10:03 AM)worldwidetraveler Wrote:  Hey Roosh, I lived in Odessa for over a year. That was around 4 years ago so if you want me to give a look shoot me a pm. I don't know how much has changed since I was there.

lol, odessa is not representative of an industrial shithole. Its like Paris with Russian women. Well they think so anyway. Maybe we have met?hmm

Post: #45

(11-27-2012 02:01 PM)jimukr104 Wrote:  

(11-24-2012 10:03 AM)worldwidetraveler Wrote:  Hey Roosh, I lived in Odessa for over a year. That was around 4 years ago so if you want me to give a look shoot me a pm. I don't know how much has changed since I was there.

lol, odessa is not representative of an industrial shithole. Its like Paris with Russian women. Well they think so anyway. Maybe we have met?hmm

Is this book about industrial shit holes or about Ukrainian women?

I liked Odessa compared to some other cities. I spent a little time in a city 30 minutes (by bus) from Odessa that was quite nice. I can't remember the name off hand, but I stayed there for about 4 months. Very clean city with better beaches compared to Odessa.

Kiev was pretty cool also but only spent short periods there.

I didn't really hang out with expats while there. Mostly worked on business, but met a few guys. I actually miss the place and will be heading back before a trip to Russia.

Post: #46

(11-27-2012 02:21 PM)worldwidetraveler Wrote:  

(11-27-2012 02:01 PM)jimukr104 Wrote:  

(11-24-2012 10:03 AM)worldwidetraveler Wrote:  Hey Roosh, I lived in Odessa for over a year. That was around 4 years ago so if you want me to give a look shoot me a pm. I don't know how much has changed since I was there.

lol, odessa is not representative of an industrial shithole. Its like Paris with Russian women. Well they think so anyway. Maybe we have met?hmm

Is this book about industrial shit holes or about Ukrainian women?

I liked Odessa compared to some other cities. I spent a little time in a city 30 minutes (by bus) from Odessa that was quite nice. I can't remember the name off hand, but I stayed there for about 4 months. Very clean city with better beaches compared to Odessa.

Kiev was pretty cool also but only spent short periods there.

I didn't really hang out with expats while there. Mostly worked on business, but met a few guys. I actually miss the place and will be heading back before a trip to Russia.

so I guess we never met then?
I meant comment as a joke because Odessa is not representative of Ukraine. Odessans actually think themselves
that they are not in FSU.
I think I know the city you was in if 30-40 minutes away,Illichivs'k?
Yes ,very clean streets and everything is new looking.They even sold brown rice there when other cities didn't have it, weird.

Post: #47

(11-27-2012 02:35 PM)jimukr104 Wrote:  so I guess we never met then?
I meant comment as a joke because Odessa is not representative of Ukraine. Odessans actually think themselves
that they are not in FSU.

I haven't met any jimukr104. heh I only met a guy from Georgia. He was pretty cool but a little crazy which was part of the fun. Hell, he probably thought I was a little crazy.

I did enjoy being close to the beaches. I ended up going more to a private beach since the beaches were cleaner.

I am feeling all nostalgia now. hah

I miss a Georgian restaurant that I would hit not far from the beach. Man, they know how to cook meat. I used to hit the sandwich shop a lot on Deribasovskaya street across from the irish pub. Only went to the irish pub a few times but thought it was overpriced. I used to like sitting outside having a few beers there watching the people walk by.

Quote:I think I know the city you was in if 30-40 minutes away,Illichivs'k?
Yes ,very clean streets and everything is new looking.They even sold brown rice there when other cities didn't have it, weird.

Yeah, that was the city. The mayor, at the time, ran that city well. You could see him cashing out a little while I was there with more and more beach becoming privatized. heh

Post: #48

Roosh, I've lived in Ukraine since 1998, if you'd like to have me review a copy, let me know....

Post: #49

I've enjoyed your eastern european guides quite a bit. I'm an avid traveler and especially enjoy your obsessive search for flags. Someday I'd love to engage in this manly sport.

I've already gotten my Ukrainian flag (in the US) but I've been dying to visit. I've done quite well with eastern european women despite being Asian and visited Romania, Russia, Finland, Czech Republic and I'm planing a trip in 2013 to a few eastern european countries including the Ukraine, Georgia, the Baltics (following your guide) and Poland (again, based on your guide).

If you want a review from me, I'd be delighted.

Post: #50

Review copies were sent, mostly to guy who have had Ukraine experience. There were a lot of requests so many guys couldn't get one, but as the approach date gets closer I'll offer more opportunities to get an advance copy. Thanks.