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The book by Nadiya Kushko (24 November 1972, Uzhhorod - May 2015, Toronto), a Ukrainian poet, linguist, and translator, was published posthumously.

Nadiia Kushko, like many creative, impressionable people, had a heightened perception of reality, preferred loneliness, and was exhausted by painful biophysiological and mental conditions. She seemed to be balancing on the edge of the worlds. Some of her images are marked by a childlike perception - a lonely and slightly frightened child who is wary and distrustful of reality, wants to hide in the unreal, fairy-tale, but it still scares her a little bit with its incomprehensibility. Hence the strangeness of her poetry, which has an existential dominant. The author's worldview is transformed into unique poetic images and language.

The publication was made with the assistance of Academician Paul Robert Magocsi.