"The Psalm of Dumbness" is a novel about how an external, "big", well-known story, when passed through the artistic consciousness, can acquire mythological dimensions. The book's seven chapters are seven flashes of the nameless protagonist's existence and self-discovery against the backdrop of the twentieth century. The complex, stylistically rich score of the novel firmly combines the themes of loneliness and love, mooring resistance and creativity, death and death without death.