What is he writing about? About whom? Plots and heroes from life...More often they are women who, as if by chance and at the most inopportune moment, find themselves in a place they have long liked. The author has an amazing ability to build events from fragments of phrases, notice details, build a situation. ... “She was walking straight towards me, ramming the parting dissatisfied crowd like an icebreaker,” and suddenly she herself fell into the net, an unkind “savage” from the outback, from the ladies, from which her “heart suddenly fluttered, broke, rolled, fell and split into small pieces - fragments. In the author’s heroes, the ugly Klava walks around - “a wonderful background against which pretty little faces look successful and simply dazzling,” and in life he is a maximalist, one of those extinct ones who are in heaven in a hut with a cute one. Subtle irony makes the heroes unique, and the reader discovers a new perspective on the known. A philologist by training, Lyudmila Zagoruiko began writing in adulthood. Her first book, “Jews in the Life of One Woman,” the year it was published, received first prize in the prose category at the Transcarpathian festival “Book-Fest.” Are these not worn-out phrases for such an eccentric author as Lyudmila Zagoruiko? She rarely talks about herself speaks, writes even less often. But meeting her is a fountain of emotions, events and optimism. There are few of them.