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"Sorokoust" is a collage novel composed of the pages of the atlas of memory that have been torn (either through negligence or intentionally), and it is impossible to restore its original topography. Now these torn shreds need to be reassembled, reconciled with each other in their clumsy inconsistency.

Mykhailo Kovalsky, both the protagonist and the author of this collage, decides to test himself in a journey into the unconscious in order to find something that will free him from the suffering of the past and reassemble his self. He performs dramatic exercise after dramatic exercise, paving the way to the viscous forgotten, reaching the muddy bottom.

Such small journeys add up to something big - a whole process of elaboration and introspection. Each journey becomes a transition to another level: first a descent, and then an ascent. And on the way through the dungeon, the hole, the mountain, and the sky, the hero, that is, the pilgrim author, can meet many people: from innocent babies, thieves, and sincere friends to historical figures, saints, or mythical figures.

Afterword by Halyna Glodz.