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Ivan Didukh did not know any other land than his own. The one in which he threw grain in the spring to harvest in the autumn. The land that absorbed his sweat and tears. It took in the bodies of his ancestors and was to become the last and only refuge for Ivan himself. However, hardship forces the peasant to make a choice: to die of hunger and cold in his homeland or to live - but there, in a distant overseas land. Ivan knows that this path is irreversible." (&The Stone Cross) The publication includes short stories from the collections The Blue Book, The Road, The Stone Cross, and others.