A Little About Monsters

The words of Sofya Roldugina, Zhenya Yurkin, and Jezebel Morgan sound like footsteps in a thick forest where night never ends. Here, rustlings turn into voices, houses become alive, and quiet songs are traps for those who dared to listen.

Here, princesses do not wait for rescue, lullabies lull forever, witches tell their stories, and monsters speak in voices where one can easily recognize oneself. These are tales that are not told to children - too frightening, too truthful.

Poetry, where the light of the lantern trembles before the darkness and every reader risks discovering their own fear behind the line.