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The Lviv street of the 30s and 40s of the twentieth century - batiars, thieves, lovers, bandits, and underground fighters - is the element of Bohdan Nyzhankivskyi's urban prose with the characteristic language of the city's bottom. At the same time, his works fascinate with nostalgic moods: in the surrealist novel I Returned to My City, the writer raised the "Lviv of Memory" (in the words of B. Rubchak) to a kind of not only poetic, but almost mystical apotheosis.