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Stepan Rudansky's works are striking in their variety of themes and genres. In the history of Ukrainian literature, the poet is known as the author of humoresques (sayings, as the poet himself called them), songs (lyrical poems, some of which became folk songs), ballads, fairy tales, historical poems, and translations of Russian, West Slavic, and ancient poetry. Speaking about the significance of Rudansky's poetry, Ivan Franko emphasised that he was one of the most talented Ukrainian poets who appeared on the literary scene after Shevchenko's death.

"Oleg - Prince of Kyiv", "Pavlo Polubotok", "Pavlo Apostle", "Minikh" are examples of lyric-epic works in Rudansky's work, historical poetic chronicles, poems based on literary models.