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The Duliby Publishing House presents a new series of fiction called Déjà vu. It is designed for the sophisticated and demanding reader who is primarily attracted by non-authorial reflections and psychological complexity, and is looking for a text with a deep historical context and high cognitive value. I am offering readers a reissue of my novel The Egoist, which was lucky enough to win the first prize at the All-Ukrainian literary competition Coronation of the Word (2002). Published in 2003 by the Kalvaria Publishing House, it was sold out with little or no PR and was shortlisted for the "Fiction" nomination of the All-Ukrainian rating campaign "Book of the Year" (2003). I asked myself: what was the secret of its success? Probably the fact that it talks about things that are impossible to learn about from the press or television, in particular, about the "underside" of modern politics, about the backstage life of the Verkhovna Rada, about whether modern Ukrainian politicians who call themselves elite are really elite, and the answer to the question of who the Ukrainian elite really is.