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"The Feast of the Pumpkin Princess" is an anthology of love prose by three aesthetically and philosophically close contemporary Ukrainian writers Vasyl Gabor, Volodymyr Danylenko, and Oleksandr Zhovna, whose works depict love as a living being that experiences its birth, development, crisis, and death. This feeling is shown in all its multifacetedness, when freedom and happiness are intertwined with pain, suffering and trials that can destroy the deep feelings between a man and a woman every minute.
In the selected prose of the three authors, love appears as a multifaceted and incomprehensible feeling that defies logic, a feeling that elevates a person above everyday life, makes him free and dependent at the same time, a feeling that gives and takes away, but leaves no one indifferent, a feeling without which a person cannot consider himself or herself a person.