About the book: 2018 / How happy is the one who has experienced passion at least once - a feeling that blinds, deprives sleep and peace. But passion is not always creative. More often it is painful, destructive, corroding a person. You can’t wake up from it, like from a bad dream. It is impossible to resist her, even if you understand that she is ruining you, that you are disappearing. It is this kind of passion that interests a writer. It is this that Stefan Zweig explores in his short stories “Letter from a Stranger,” “Twenty-Four Hours in the Life of a Woman” and “Amok.” Short stories included in the golden fund of world literature. They are interesting to read both for those who have experienced something similar and for those who are just waiting for it.