The new book by philosopher and writer Alexander Sekatsky is unusual both in terms of the choice of topics and the way the material is presented. Each essay is an unexpected, displaced look at long-familiar and familiar things, transforming the contours of existence and opening up new horizons of existence. The illuminated worlds are not similar to each other, and yet in a certain way they are combined with our reality, which ultimately receives additional unpredictable dimensions. “The Philosophy of Possible Worlds” amazingly combines metaphysical depth, originality of thought and undeniable artistic expressiveness. You can’t say it better than a classic: “Listen, reader, you will be pleased.”