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In his new book of short fiction, the poet, prose writer, and publicist Stanislav Aseyev appears to us as a subtle lyricist whose works emerge as if from timelessness, from twilight, as if one were dreaming about the events depicted. Known to the general public primarily as a publicist, the author of the books The Bright Path: The Story of a Concentration Camp and In Isolation (for the latter, he won the Shevchenko Prize in the category of Publicistics and Journalism), Stanislav will surprise readers with his poignant texts of various genres written between 2011 and 2021. In them, a charming lady illuminates the darkness of an indifferent city with her tears, a priest and a murderer are forced to share a prison cell, lovers travel to the ends of the earth, and a businessman-trader calculates his entire life on a calculator . Starting with the infamous "parade of prisoners" in Donetsk and ending with the funeral of the terrorist Motorola, Stanislav records his emotions and thoughts step by step: "What does a person feel when the whole familiar world collapses before his eyes, cannonade tears the sky overhead, and God, who did not stop the world slaughter, did not save millions of innocent people from suffering and death, did not come down to Auschwitz - is it worth waiting for him here in Donetsk?