Jaroslav Melnik. Telefonuy meni, hovory zi mnoyu. (Call Me, Talk to Me)

"Yaroslav Melnyk, a person of whimsical fate, is referred to by foreign critics as a mystic and neosymbolist. In the prose book by this Ukrainian writer, who resides on the crossroads between Lithuania and France, the reader will encounter a hypnotic shift in the everyday reality familiar to us, which enables spiritual liberation and exiting – via catharsis – into another "parallel" reality.

A house where rooms disappear; a cinema séance that has no end; a father who speaks to his son from nowhere... Intellectual saturation of the surreal prose by Y. Melnyk makes it possible to approach reflection of the archetypes of the Father, God, Mother, and Motherland. Remarkable features of short stories and novellas by Yaroslav Melnyk are the tight plot, subtlety of psychological analysis, and the "classical" complete form rare in our time."

In Ukrainian.

Type of the edition: soft cover

Format: 144x212 mm

Number of pages: 224

Publisher: Tempora, Kyiv

Contents:

- Knyha moho zhyttja

- Aljuminijeva lozhka

- Kinets‘

- A.A.A.

- Khrystos

- V dorozi

- Ne mozhna vzjaty zhyvoho Boha

- Knyha dol‘ (povist‘)

- Telefonuy meni, hovory zi mnoju (povist‘)

- Rojal‘na kimnata (povist‘)

- Ide vichno (roman)

- Yaroslav Melnyk. "Ja – ljudyna lisu". Zamist‘ pisljamovy