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Sophia Andrukhovych is a well-known Ukrainian writer, translator and publicist. Her prose works include Milena's Summer, Old Men, Women of Their Men, Salmon, Felix Austria, and translations: Manuela Gretkowska's The European, J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Salmon is a kind of intimate autobiography - sweet and tasty at the same time. Sofia's story is unpretentious and sensitive. Even a nasty voyeur is endowed with human traits in her work, and ordinary people are full of mysteries and desires. It is thanks to the way she writes that the writer creates an atmosphere that contains an element of sadness and deep humanism.