"The Killing of the Buttercup and Other Stories" is a collection of works by the German writer Alfred Deblin, published in 1913. In these stories, the author explores human passions, internal conflicts, and tragic circumstances that can lead to irreparable consequences. Each story in the book is a separate flower in Dublin's garden, revealing to the reader the complexity of the human soul and the vulnerability of its attributes. Readers who prefer deep philosophical reflections and unexpected turns of events will find something extraordinary in this collection that will leave a mark on their minds for a long time.