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"I, the sniper; you, the enemy female sniper, I call you Dorantina. I saw your finger tightening on the trigger, just like I am tightening the trigger now; I know you will be able to shoot me, just like I can easily hit you." "You can see the mark between my eyebrows, I Say, mark, I tell you, this scar was left at that time. I was the only one left in the world at that time, so I wanted to put a mark on it so that I could be punished and catch up with the one I love in heaven." The two faced each other tit for tat on the battlefield, like a chess game, and the psychological war became more and more intense. Gradually, he began to tell his story from his heart, and hoped that she would become a listener - how he took the life of a sniper target, his experience of trying to become a writer, and the changes in his life caused by war... Braje Minevski is one of the most important writers in contemporary Macedonian literature. He is the author of the novels "When We Start to Hate Each Other, Let's Take a Photo First", "The Third Man", "Mark", "Performer", etc. Among them, "Mark" won the highest award for Macedonian literature - Macedonia's Best Novel of the Year, and won the Macedonian Writers' Association Starr Popov Award for Best Fiction. He also has high achievements in short stories and drama creation. The play "Mute" won the annual best play award from the Macedonian National Theater. The works have been translated into and published in more than a dozen languages ​​including English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Russian.