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The book by Volodymyr Holosniak includes three works of different spirit and mood:

The story "The Jaruzelski Choir" is about eccentrics, without whom our world would become monotonous, boring and colourless. These amazing people are able to truly love and create with love for art, to find harmony in music and in themselves. This is a story about the search for "your" person, about loyalty and devotion, about seemingly insurmountable obstacles and unexpected decisions. And finally, it is about the traditions of choral singing and their quite expected consequences.

The story of Kulhavy begins in the spring of 2013 with a meeting of former classmates. More than two decades have passed since they last saw each other, and their views, desires and priorities have changed. The men are united not so much by their common past with fond memories, confessions and "skeletons in the closet", but by the same emotional state due to the global changes that shook the whole country at that time. Which of the protagonists is able to find the right, albeit not very safe, path...

The haunting story of The Exes is not fiction. It is a memoir by Polish baker Robert Nowak, told in a Kharkiv bomb shelter. He recalls youthful and mature love, reflects on "disposable people"; on the fact that a whole life can fit into a few short sentences, and tells how a Pole came to Kharkiv in late autumn 2022 to look for his former love in the frontline city.