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Volodymyr Vynnychenko is a rebel of Ukrainian literature of the early twentieth century. He provoked a number of intellectual conflicts, and at the same time he created an extraordinary literary and political career. Vynnychenko became a popular playwright, author of novels, articles, memoirs, and in 1917 he became General Secretary of the Central Council.

"Notes of Kirpaty Mephistopheles" - a novel of moral experiment, in which not for the first time in Ukrainian literature invertedly analysed the relationship between a man and a woman. A hero who wants to get rid of his own child because he does not want to be a father. A woman who refuses to have an abortion. A non-burdened child who becomes a psychologist for the protagonist. The author tests his credo "do what you want, when you are not tormented by the pains of doubt" and searches for the limits of individual freedom in relationships.