Check with the publishing office."

""The Dawns Here Are Quiet", please help me look it up."

Unexpectedly, the editor heard Sokov say the title of the book and immediately exclaimed: "Are you General Sokov, the author of "The Dawns Here Are Quiet"?"

"Yes, I am Sokov who wrote "The Dawns Here Are Quiet"."

"Hello, Comrade General!" The editor held Sokov's hand and said excitedly: "It's a real honor for me to meet the author of the novel here."

What Sokov is most concerned about at the moment is when his novel will be published. Seeing the editor's attitude towards him becoming enthusiastic, he tentatively asked: "Do you know when my book will be published?"

"Of course, Comrade General." The editor nodded vigorously and said in a positive tone: "The editor-in-chief specifically stated that your novel is our key publishing work at the end of the year, and we must not be sloppy in any way. Three days later, it will be next Monday.

, your novel "The Dawns Here Are Quiet" will be officially published."

After learning the official publication date of his novel from the editor, Sokov felt much more at ease. In just three days, his book will be officially available for sale in bookstores. Even if someone continues to do so in these days,

I am afraid that the number of copied manuscripts will be very limited. Once bookstores start selling them, the manuscripts will lose their living space, and the impact on the genuine editions will be basically negligible.
Chapter completed!