Come yesterday. Folk horror for teenagers. Slavic myths. Fairy tales.

An illustrated collection of spine-chilling tales based on real stories gathered by the author from all over the country. Get ready for new horrors from Tatyana Mastryukova, a recognized master of mystical stories for teenagers and a best-selling author in the folk horror genre. How to politely refuse a kikimora eager to visit you? How to peacefully part ways with a leshy, not quarrel with a domovoy, become invisible to the nameless horror already opening its misty jaws? This collection of tales will tell you about encounters with the terrifying and unknown, about folk omens and rituals, about how sometimes a funny phrase "come yesterday" can save a life, and much more. These stories are eyewitness accounts carefully collected by the author across our vast country. Tatyana Mastryukova is a writer, folklorist, winner of the literary competition "New Children's Book," recipient of awards such as "Masters of Horror," "Electronic Letter," and "Readers' Choice LiveLib," and author of horror and thrillers for teenagers. Mastryukova's novels are high-quality contemporary teenage literature. The author delves deeply into the chosen theme, skillfully weaving elements of Slavic folklore into the plots. The dangerous and mysterious adventures of her characters provide an adrenaline rush and help overcome many fears. The author's works can be read in any order.