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Tanya Malyarchuk first publicised "Zviroslov" (bestiary) of 2009. It was written for two years and became her fifth book of prose, a book of histories. Malyarchuk had been a true expositor of her own histories before, but it turned out that she is also a keen collector of other people's stories. A good collector will never show all the selected artefacts at once, he will save the best for later. Every text in this book is not what it pretends to be. The text here is so fast moving into the subtext, that you can't help but try to name it.

Tanya, presenting the collection at that time, was thinking about her work on it: the post office was moving from Ivano-Frankivsk to Kiev. Every day she saw dozens of villages, similar to one another: in those very cases, they are shwendyayut those very typical micro-districts. Tanya uviznomannitnulyatnu their lives, making the women heroines of her novels. In "Zviroslovi" there are seven stories of Kiev, one of Lviv (only to tease out Kiev) and one of the transit station "Mironivka".