The Killer of Art by Sviatoslav Kozachenko
The young writer Vitaliy Svitlychnyi wakes up in the coffin in the mysterious house of the master of illusions – Lysander. Under the rules of the bloody game, all guests invited to the house should die one after the other. Rescuing himself and the lives of his new friends, Vitaliy tries to unravel the riddle of the damned to an unbearable death. About the illusion of light and shadows at play, about the scenes of forgotten manuscripts that have the ability to revive and embody reality, about the price of talent and fame – read in the thriller of Sviatoslav Kozachenko “The Killer of Art.”
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Sviatoslav Kozachenko is a contemporary writer from Ukraine and author of several novels, such as “Today I Became a Walrus”, “The Charming Fairytale” and “The Killer of the Art.” He won the main prize in Smoloskryp and Granoslov literally competitions. His writing is eloquent, touching and often psychedelic. His works captivate the reader and make him believe into impossible. He is a brilliant stylist and mystifier.
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