About the book: 2018 / Here is the second version of Nikolai Sharifulin's play "The Last Sunday of November", this is a psychological drama in one act. Unlike the first option (which had the same name), the events take place in a “modest one-room apartment”, and not in a psychiatric hospital. As you know, the last Sunday of November is considered international Mother's Day and on this day the author brings all the characters together, tying them into difficult dramatic twists and turns. A complex plot and a complicated story will make you think about your family and friends, and an unexpected visit from one of the heroines will entail a number of actions that will become fatal in the fate of the main characters. Nikolai Sharifulin clearly focuses on universal human themes that directly concern us and these themes: loneliness and indifference, forgiveness and fatherlessness; the author, as it were, comes out to the reader in order to talk to him frankly - face to face - without beating around the bush; and he does it flawlessly, modernly and relevantly