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Yaroslav Oros is a mysterious and underestimated phenomenon of modern Ukrainian literature.

The author of the books Testaments of the White Horvaths (1991, 2006), The Executioners' Competition (1992), The Four-Pointed Star. Aryan Parables" (1995), "The Koschuns. The Magi's Chronicles (1999), Japheth and Ham (2009), The Gates of Simargl (2009), Three-Faced Noah (2011), and Drimba (2012). Laureate of the International Literary Competition "Granoslov" (1991).

In the early nineties, in the pamphlets "Longing for Africa", "Bloody Tisa", "Sir Un and his Baby", he was one of the first in Ukrainian periodicals to expose the political background of Rusynism in Transcarpathia. His style is characterised by metaphor, historiosophism, Transcarpathian flavour, irony, sarcasm, plasticity and a fascinating narrative style.

The book «Yarg's Tricks» includes stories and poems in which the writer, in his characteristic manner of a myth restorer, metaphorically combines current events with ancient and ancient ones, revealing the most secret caches of desires and motives of human behaviour.