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From one of the strongest voices of modern Ukrainian prose. His books have already been translated into eight languages and are on the short lists of prestigious awards.
Artem Chapai's new novel "T-happiness" is about a world where reality is an illusion and it may be the only thing you have.
Victor lives as a hermit and skillfully avoids man-trappers. Of course, such a plot twist deceives readers' expectations, because the "world that burns and narrows" around the book's heroes is radically different from ours. Isn't it so radical?
Artem Chapai's short novel combines hallucinogenic fantasy with psychological realism, plot jumps with questions of life choices, the relationship between reality and fantasy, the possibility of happiness even in difficult times. After all, what is happiness? And why "T"?