Lyubomyr

The adventures begin when you realize that long ago you’ve been “somehow” living in lies. Small, big—“for your own good”—selfish bits of truths that you must understand and learn to live by someone else’s rules. And to comply.

Once he digs his way to the truth in one place, Lyubomir can’t stop—his inner doubts take on very real shapes: eyes, a forked tongue, claws, a tail, scales, and a mane. And soon they start taking the initiative more and more often, rolling out the obviously “fair rules of the game” into the dough.

Traveling through the world and trying on different ways of living, social roles, and professions, the main character develops a specific worldview that keeps finding it harder and harder to get along with “rights to an opinion” and “points of view.” Where will the hero go, what is he searching for, what shades of character he and the Dragon will uncover in themselves and in others, and how it all will end—you’ll learn from this absolutely real fantasy.

Contains profanity.