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«Superstition» is one of the most brilliant satirical stories in our literature, full of sparkling laughter and wit. A whole gallery of funny characters passes before us. No wonder the prominent ethnographer Volodymyr Hnatiuk, having read "Superstition", said to Martovych: "You know the saying that there are many fools in the world, but they do not walk together? And in your story it is quite different. Where did you gather such a wonderful collection of them?" Indeed, in this world of nonsense, which the writer so skilfully depicted, there are no positive characters, because each of them hides a secret, each of them is funny, if not crazy. And most importantly, the story has not lost its relevance in our time, because the reader will recognise many of the characters in the story as modern jesters. The book also contains the short stories "A Man's Death" and "The Sinner."