"Vyuga" is a novel by the famous American writer William Faulkner. In this book, the author talks about the life and problems of the residents of the small town of Yoknapatafa in the state of Mississippi. The main focus is on the Compson and Snopes peasant families, which have many internal conflicts and secrets. This book has a complex narrative structure, interspersed with monologues by different characters, changing points of view, and chronology, which add depth and mystery to the work. Faulkner explores themes of psychological split, betrayal, family dramas and social failure to preserve traditions and values. "Vyuga" is an exciting and complex book that requires the reader to pay attention to details and dive deeply into the psychology of the characters. This is a work that leaves behind many questions and makes you think about the complexity of moral choices and social problems.