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Have you ever imagined what space sounds like? You might first think of David Bowie's Space Oddity. Or maybe every moment the universe is expanding with the sounds of Strauss's Blue Danube?

It's 1984, and humanity is still watching Mars through telescopes, hoping that one day we will be lucky enough to land on the surface of the red planet and breathe in the oxygen of an alien atmosphere. In response to the optimistic request of the Earth's civilisation, blood thumps in the temples - this is how the emptiness sounds, the depths and dimensions of which Serhiy Rybnytsky explores in his stories. His characters wander the streets of Vinnytsia, the surface of Mars, get lost between the rings of Saturn and on the periphery of the Ukrainian railway, each time emerging from a more bizarre and dangerous adventure - or not (not emerging). Because if you scroll reality in the opposite direction, the Happy Ending can become a catastrophe of cosmic proportions. Have you ever listened to the Moonlight Sonata backwards?

Ground control to Major Tom - the journey is about to begin.