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Thirty-eight fascinating stories that would be enough for several seasons of a popular TV show about the everyday life of doctors.

Thirty-eight episodes from life, where each character and each situation is as unique and difficult as the ones we all know. Operating theatres, morgues, crime scenes, kitchens of Khrushchev, the seashore, the front line, or a window sill overlooking a spring thunderstorm - some familiar, some not so familiar locations where the author takes us. Against the backdrop of real human dramas, grief, hopelessness, and medical verdicts, the life-affirming confession of a surgeon, full of love for people and his work, and delicately flavoured with lyrics and a healthy sense of humour, is very expressive.

About the author

Danilo Safronov is a surgeon who has been operating on polytrauma victims for many years; a doctor of the highest category; PhD in Medicine. Do not think that the collection of short stories "From Yesterday" is an attempt to turn the page of biography, because both Mikhail Bulgakov and Anton Chekhov began to write without stopping practicing.