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The collection of selected works by one of the most famous sixties writers, Vasyl Symonenko, opens the series "Writers-Inspirational" launched by SNOWDROP Publishing House.

The collection contains all of Vasyl Symonenko's fiction, as well as fragments of his correspondence with his closest relatives and friends, and a number of poems that reflect the main themes of the writer's lyrics: philosophical, landscape, civic, and intimate. The texts offered, although published in earlier editions, do not belong to the massively circulated, textbook ones, so for some readers they may become a real discovery, and for those who have read them before, an occasion to reflect deeper on many existential problems, on the harsh realities of the Ukrainian people's sub-colonial existence in the twentieth century, to comprehend historical lessons and draw the right conclusions from them. For those who appreciate a well-aimed laconic word, a selection of Vasyl Symonenko's aphorisms will be valuable, and for those interested in the writer's life story, biographical facts about him will be placed at the beginning of the book. And finally, every reader will be able to enjoy the beauty of the exquisite native word and enrich the expressive arsenal of their own speech, including through the final part "Ukrainian Lesson from Dara."