Andrey Vadimovich Shargorodsky is a famous Russian writer, multiple laureate and diploma winner of various literary competitions, member of the Russian and International Writers' Unions. A collection of short prose "Women's Tears: 250 Shades of Wet" - the author's reflections on good and evil, justice and human happiness, love and devotion, patience and mercy. The collection includes the following works: “Women’s Tears” - an ironic story about the causes of women’s tears, about a man’s view of the psychological basis of women’s problems; “A Woman on a Binge Loves a Saxophone” is a love story of middle-aged people, a story about a feeling born as a result of rivalry and joint social activities, which generously rewarded the heroes with new prospects; “The Curse of Ovid” is a mystical story about the fulfillment throughout the centuries of the prophetic curse of Ovid, which cruelly changed the fates of loved ones and finally ended forever; “Seven on the Shops” is a story about the fate of the orphanage pupils who managed to find and build family happiness; “Fartovin” is a detective story in which an unpredictable plot, invented by an ordinary housewife, is mystically connected with our reality. The collection is intended for a wide range of readers.