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Klym Polishchuk (1891-1937) was one of the most prominent representatives of Ukrainian literature of the first decades of the twentieth century, the creator of the original genre of the "novel of fact," a shrewd satirist and psychologist of the revolution and the first years of Soviet rule. The publication includes early stories in the neo-romantic spirit, essays from the First World War, legends and gothic prose, as well as works about artistic life. The writer's small prose will help the reader to understand the unique phenomenon of K. Polishchuk's work, who wrote stories and essays while wandering around Ukraine and personally observing the events that took place in the heart of the nation. This allowed the author to create his own chronicle of time, presenting a true panorama of the life of the Ukrainian people during the turbulent years of the revolution and the Liberation struggle of 1917-1921.