Emil’s Book | Illarion Pavliuk
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Description Emil’s Book | Illarion Pavliuk
“Emil’s Book” is a profound psychological novel with elements of mysticism and fantasy that encourages readers to see the familiar world from a new perspective. Illarion Pavliuk, renowned for his deeply immersive storytelling style (“I See You Are Interested in Darkness”, “White Ash”), once again draws readers into a multilayered narrative where reality and fiction are intricately woven into a powerful tapestry of emotions, memory, fear, and hope.
At the center of the story is young Emil, who, at only nine years old, is forced to confront a world that has changed forever. His mother is gradually losing her memory and can no longer recognize even her own child. The boy’s only hope of restoring normal life lies in a series of rituals he follows with painful dedication. Together they move to a remote snow-covered island that seems completely cut off from the outside world, where their only shelter is an old school building. Yet fate prepares even greater challenges: a phone call in the middle of the night, the voice of a deceased brother, strange coincidences, and questions with no clear answers.
In “Emil’s Book,” readers will discover fantasy magic, the atmosphere of an isolated setting and psychological tension, as well as philosophical reflections on the boundary between memory and oblivion and the forces that compel us to return to what hurts us most. Every word is infused with care for loved ones, genuine love, and deep childhood fears familiar to anyone who has experienced loss or loneliness.
This book will be especially appealing to admirers of contemporary Ukrainian literature, military personnel who are accustomed to searching for deeper meanings between the lines, and those who understand the struggle not only against external enemies but also against their own memories. Through the lens of a child’s perspective, Pavliuk subtly asks: what keeps us on the edge between worlds, how can we avoid getting lost in the darkness of our subconscious, and is it possible to bring back those we have lost?
“Emil’s Book” leaves readers with a sense of light and a reminder that the most important battles take place within each of us.
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At the center of the story is young Emil, who, at only nine years old, is forced to confront a world that has changed forever. His mother is gradually losing her memory and can no longer recognize even her own child. The boy’s only hope of restoring normal life lies in a series of rituals he follows with painful dedication. Together they move to a remote snow-covered island that seems completely cut off from the outside world, where their only shelter is an old school building. Yet fate prepares even greater challenges: a phone call in the middle of the night, the voice of a deceased brother, strange coincidences, and questions with no clear answers.
In “Emil’s Book,” readers will discover fantasy magic, the atmosphere of an isolated setting and psychological tension, as well as philosophical reflections on the boundary between memory and oblivion and the forces that compel us to return to what hurts us most. Every word is infused with care for loved ones, genuine love, and deep childhood fears familiar to anyone who has experienced loss or loneliness.
This book will be especially appealing to admirers of contemporary Ukrainian literature, military personnel who are accustomed to searching for deeper meanings between the lines, and those who understand the struggle not only against external enemies but also against their own memories. Through the lens of a child’s perspective, Pavliuk subtly asks: what keeps us on the edge between worlds, how can we avoid getting lost in the darkness of our subconscious, and is it possible to bring back those we have lost?
“Emil’s Book” leaves readers with a sense of light and a reminder that the most important battles take place within each of us.
Features
▪ An exquisite blend of genres — dark fantasy, psychological and autobiographical prose, and philosophical fiction.
▪ The main character is a nine-year-old boy whose perspective reveals complex adult themes.
▪ The plot explores painful questions of memory, loss, the power of rituals, and the perception of reality.
▪ Written by Illarion Pavliuk, a Ukrainian journalist and bestselling author known for his complex and multifaceted style.
▪ No illustrations — all attention is focused on the text, imagery, and emotions conveyed through the narrative.
▪ Extensive volume — 784 pages of rich content for deep reading and thoughtful reflection.
▪ First published in 2025 — a contemporary novel addressing relevant and timely themes.
▪ Hardcover binding ensures durability in all conditions, including travel and field environments.
▪ The main character is a nine-year-old boy whose perspective reveals complex adult themes.
▪ The plot explores painful questions of memory, loss, the power of rituals, and the perception of reality.
▪ Written by Illarion Pavliuk, a Ukrainian journalist and bestselling author known for his complex and multifaceted style.
▪ No illustrations — all attention is focused on the text, imagery, and emotions conveyed through the narrative.
▪ Extensive volume — 784 pages of rich content for deep reading and thoughtful reflection.
▪ First published in 2025 — a contemporary novel addressing relevant and timely themes.
▪ Hardcover binding ensures durability in all conditions, including travel and field environments.
Characteristics Emil’s Book | Illarion Pavliuk
▪ Author: Illarion Pavliuk — literary award winner and author of acclaimed Ukrainian psychological novels.
▪ Publisher: The Old Lion Publishing House — one of the leaders of the modern Ukrainian book industry.
▪ Language: Ukrainian — providing deeper immersion into the atmosphere and cultural context of the work.
▪ Publication year: 2025 — a new release in contemporary fiction on the Ukrainian market.
▪ Number of pages: 784 — a substantial volume allowing for gradual and immersive exploration of the story.
▪ Cover: Hardcover, made of high-quality materials (dimensions: 135 x 205 x 51 mm; weight: 0.713 kg).
▪ Series: Fiction, translated literature.
▪ ISBN: 9789664484944
▪ Illustrations: None (making the book suitable for both adult and older teenage audiences).
▪ Type: Printed book.
▪ Publisher: The Old Lion Publishing House — one of the leaders of the modern Ukrainian book industry.
▪ Language: Ukrainian — providing deeper immersion into the atmosphere and cultural context of the work.
▪ Publication year: 2025 — a new release in contemporary fiction on the Ukrainian market.
▪ Number of pages: 784 — a substantial volume allowing for gradual and immersive exploration of the story.
▪ Cover: Hardcover, made of high-quality materials (dimensions: 135 x 205 x 51 mm; weight: 0.713 kg).
▪ Series: Fiction, translated literature.
▪ ISBN: 9789664484944
▪ Illustrations: None (making the book suitable for both adult and older teenage audiences).
▪ Type: Printed book.
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