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The book by the famous Ukrainian writer, master of psychological prose Panas Myrnyi (real name - Opanas Yakovych Rudchenko, 1848-1920) includes two novels from folk life. "Do Oxen Roar When the Manger is Full?" is a multifaceted social and psychological work, in which the writer portrayed the protagonist Chipka as "a talentless child of his age, a crippled brood of his household, oppressed by all the gentry..."

The novel "The Prostitute" depicts the tragic fate of a poor peasant girl, Khrystia. Need and persecution of the local rich drive Christie from her native village to work in the city. But even there, she does not find happiness - violence, meanness, lies again cause her suffering and push her into the abyss...