Sir - our client, Mr Robert Ferguson, has made an enquiry concerning vampires. Since we are an engineering firm, unfortunately the matter is not one upon which we can advise. Perhaps you can help. Holmes and Watson take on their strangest case yet when a distraught husband comes to them desperate to understand his wife's weird behaviour. He's caught her sucking the blood of their baby son! But...

Many cultural phenomena, human destinies and literary works are hidden under the concept of ‘sixties’. This book offers the reader a journey into the microcosm of the Ukrainian sixties - young people who created a new culture during the Khrushchev ‘thaw’. Delving into the world, which, contrary to the rules of the Soviet totalitarian regime, was based on the principles of solidarity, mutual...

The shaggy cat Borysyuk lives in the Exhibition Center in Kyiv in the premises of the ice arena. One morning, he discovers that volunteers have set up a temporary shelter in a nearby pavilion for animals evacuated from territories recently liberated from the Russian occupiers. Of course, Borysiuk goes to get acquainted - and he is exposed to the painful stories of animals rescued from the...

The reprinting of two early books by Sofiia Andrukhovych: the short story collection ‘Women of their Husbands’ and the short story ‘Old Men’ with illustrations by Elena Stelmakh is a return to the stories of unusual and at the same time ordinary women and men, more often women. These are stories about corporeality and identity, about boundaries and their absence, about love and living, fusion...

Every person who went through the Russian-Ukrainian war will have memories of its terrible color: white, like instantly graying hair or the color of bandages, red - the color of blood and pain. The most terrible color of war, in which the enemies burned all other colors and shades, is black, the color of burns, grief, mourning ribbons on grave wreaths... Matvii Vaisberg created a graphic series...

A cat named Rudolph lives in a kind and loving family. But he does not really appreciate what he has. Somehow he decides to run away from home to teach his parents. And of course, adventures await him. And what exactly - children will find out after reading Tetyana Hordynchuk's bilingual book in Ukrainian and English. The QR code on the cover leads to a mobile application where children can...

The first poetry collection of the Ukrainian writer, documentarian and war crimes documenter Victoria Amelina. Victoria began to write poems from this book at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Russia on the territory of Ukraine, and the last one was written a few days before her death from a missile attack on Kramatorsk on June 27, 2023. What you will feel when you read these poems...

The poems in this collection were written before the start of a full-scale invasion, but the war is present there - in silence, fear, a life not lived. The other, with other experiences of resettlement and losses that could not be talked about, that wanted to be erased from memory, but they did not disappear anywhere, worked with their carriers until old age. And she was already opening her...

The poems of this poetry collection were written at the front, but they are not about the war. They are about people who love more than they fear. Who were here and did not leave here. Soldiers remember their loved ones in this language, and children write letters on pages of school notebooks. It speaks of pain and hope. They say goodbye and love.

The last of London's books published during his lifetime, it involves a love triangle set in California. The main character, Paula, is married to Dick Forrest but falls in love with Evan Graham. The story's sexuality bothered readers at the time but their actions appear rather unrealistic based on modern day standards.

Andrii Kurkov's book 'War Diary 2' is a collection of essays written in the period from August 2022 to the end of October 2023 and arranged chronologically. The events that took place in Ukraine and the world in those days prompted the writer to consider them and, passing through the prism of personal vision, present them to the readers.