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The book by Natalia Romanovych-Tkachenko "The Horns Call Us" contains essays, stories, and memoirs published during the writer's lifetime.

She writes about the turbulent era of the early twentieth century. Her works - partly autobiographical - are imbued with the mood of the era, tell about the events and fates of people at the turn of the century. They reveal the conflict between old and new morals, the social psychology of those times, and raise the issues of women's emancipation, love and marriage, and inner freedom in a happy marriage. Her characters seek a harmonious combination of personal life, motherhood, and social activity. The author's pen reveals the ideal of a woman as an independent, strong, intellectual, creative personality. And the texts are filled with the atmosphere of the frantic pace of life at that time, its rapid movement and impermanence, which is quite inherent in our turbulent times.