«Abraham and Isaac » – is a poem, modern interpretation of the the well-known story about the father who was ready to sacrifice his son for the sake of the faith. The book is published in two languages – in Russian and in Hebrew. The poem is translated into Hebrew by Hiva Rorzhakova, the text is edited by Raya and Igal Gameri. The chief rabbi of Kiev and Ukraine Jacob Dov Blaikh took part in preparation of the publication.

The book comprises the Jewish series poems in Russian and in Hebrew translated by Raya and Igal Gameir (Israel).

The third book «Afigisms» involves selected literary works of minor forms swinging the pendulum of imagination from subtle ironical lyric poetry to rigorous satire, provoked by associations and grounded on paradoxes and casuistry. The book consists of four parts. Each part involves literary works of similar sense. The collection is completed by philosophic poems.

The book is illustrated by Yuri Laptev’s eau-fortes and Yuri Gladkoy’s photos.

This book is in epic genre. It’s the first and unique work of a great size in literature about one of the mysterious place of the Crimea – Bakhchisaraj. The poem consists of 47 chapters and has complex image construction.

The book is illustrated with Yurij Gladkij works.

Collection of poetry in the Russian and in the English languages.
Translator – Alexander Karvovsky. He is known for his translations of classical and modern Russian poetry into French.

Illustrations – graphics by Pavel Matveyev (Israel).

Bilingual collection of poetry. One of the most famous translators of the world poetry Richard McKane translated the poems into the English language. The collection consists of two parts. The first one contains selected poems, the second one - single line verses. The book is illustrated by etchings by Alexander Aksinin.

A psychological thriller with a philosophical slant, this is a story of a young woman, a talented journalist, who had to face harsh reality after the death of her influential husband. Political scheming, mystery, love affairs are all interwoven into a tight knot. “ A masculine tale told by a woman”, wrote A.Bitov in the introduction to the book.