About the Book:
The Book I Did [not] Write is a story written during the "Method Writing" course. Short texts came together one after another to form a cohesive whole. The story is entirely fictional, except for the name of the village Kolomytse and the addresses and establishments in the city of Dnipro.
 
It's the story of Maya, who wants to learn to write in a way that gets her published. But first, Maya needs to find herself and her voice. Isn't that a classic? It's a coming-of-age story for adults, about parents, family, friends, and just a little bit about love. It's a story where footnotes matter. It's funny and not funny at the same time. But more funny, actually.
 
About the Author:
Mariana Bozhko was born in the small village of Kolomytse in the Dnipropetrovsk Area. From the age of seventeen, she lived in the Dnipro city, where she earned a degree in psychology. She worked as a copywriter in the automotive and construction industries, created a psychological game for women, conducted art therapy consultations, and group meetings in women's communities.
 
Mariana is endlessly in love with Dnipro, its streets, parks, and restaurants, but even more so with its bars. Currently, she lives in Cascais (Portuguese) with her boyfriend and a cat.
Currently, Mariana is working on her second novel.