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The collection of works by Hryhoriy Kosynka includes the most famous novels: "Favst", "In the Rye", "Heart", etc. Hryhoriy Kosynka's short stories have an autobiographical basis. A peasant by birth, he was nevertheless an innate intellectual, gravitating towards philosophy in all his works.

Hryhoriy Kosynka's artistic worldview differs significantly from the artists of his generation. He perceives the surrounding reality as it is: without embellishments and excessive illusions about the desired future. The writer sees the world as imperfect, often unfair, cruel, but at the same time unique and beautiful at every moment.

Kosynka can be rightly called one of the brightest and most original artists of lyrical impressionist prose of the early 20th century, although his work organically intertwined impressionistic, realistic, expressionistic stylistic trends.