District D

A collection of stories that are united by a common time and space, and reveal the author's portrait against the background of "other shores", where he spent his childhood, youth and youth. This self-critical portrait reflects features of peasantry and cosmopolitanism, pettiness and generosity, as well as much more. In addition, this book is a group portrait of several dozen more or less registered residents of the mentioned Cherkasy district with their various attempts to adapt to the unexpected transition from late Soviet to early independent Ukraine."