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At the threshold of the first chapter, the reader is greeted by familiar characters, brought into the macrocosm of the text by the tail of the storyline from Dmytro Korchynskyi's previous books The Shining Path and The Aesthetics of the Brotherhood.

The textual lens focuses on well-known Ukrainian politicians, government officials, decision-makers, and romantics in search of financial resources on the Iberian Peninsula to fight the many-headed hydra of the global left. Most of the characters operate in a delicate balance between fraud and sublime idealism, and reflections on art, world politics and history are generously inlaid into the text's fabric.

The spatial theatre of events in Prochain goes far beyond Kyiv and Ukraine. Moreover, it crosses the borders of Europe and seeps into the East. Together with the accompanying wind, the characters find themselves in Georgia, which is being torn apart by the battles with the Moscow occupiers during the military confrontation for South Ossetia. And a few of the brave souls who have been wounded are heading to Afghanistan.

Recommended for reading to anyone who feels like a daredevil, prone to noble swindling, a corsair, a smuggler, and a representative of righteous evil.