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In this book, you will meet characters who can be called "small" in one sense or another. For example, a former migrant worker, a single mother. Or a "woman-doll" designed to entertain her husband. An abused girl from the Roma community. Or an unsympathetic post-Soviet artist from the Union. Slowly, with irony and compassion, you will plunge into their lives, feeling a distant taste of Gogol's tradition here. And at some point, a miracle will happen in their grey lives. Unexpected happiness? An existential catastrophe? Anything can happen. Ten Women is both social and psychological prose, the key aspect of which is humanity.