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The greatest works of Ukrainian literature

Excessive thirst for money always turns into trouble. Gerasim Nikodimirovich Kalitka (The Hundred Thousand) knows this firsthand. When money becomes more important than honour and overshadows common sense, a person can commit a crime, as Terenty Puzyr did in The Master. But it happens that a crime can be called a feat, and vice versa (Savva Chaly). And then all that remains is to look for the truth, which has long been replaced by a lie (Martyn Borulia).

The best dramatic works of the great classics in one collection!

And if there were no sadness in life, then people would know neither fun nor joy!
I. Karpenko-Kary 

About the author:

Ivan Karpenko-Kary is a pseudonym of the playwright Ivan Tobilevych. He is a director, actor, and one of the founders of Ukrainian professional theatre. Ivan Franko said that Tobilevych "was one of the fathers of the modern Ukrainian theatre, an outstanding artist and at the same time a great playwright, who has no equal in our literature. His dramatic heritage consists of 18 completed plays and three small excerpts that remained in drafts.