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The Ghost of a Dead House by Valeriy Shevchuk is a philosophical novel, the theme of which is the spiritual crisis of twentieth-century society. In the image of a dead house, the writer metaphorically depicts a dying era that inevitably fades into oblivion.

The most famous works of the author are The House on the Mountain, Three Leaves Outside the Window, Shadows of the Nekomo, Embankment 12, The Middle CrossingEvening of the Holy Autumn, Crowing of the Rooster at Dawn, Valley of Springs, Warm Autumn, Two on the Shore, etc.

Valeriy Shevchuk is a Ukrainian writer of the sixties, a master of historical, psychological and bizarre prose.