"On the Corner of Independence" is a collection of humorous short prose about the everyday life that continues even amid major crises. The book's heroes are your neighbors. Or former neighbors. Some have served time, some are in exile, some are in government service. Inexplicable things happen to them—or, conversely, completely ordinary things, but the reality itself is difficult to explain.
Tony works with magic, mysticism, and Belarusian folklore, but this time he adds humor. The action takes place in the entryways of ordinary apartment buildings. There, people of very different generations, views, and lives collide. Street gossip, conversations on benches, and elevator exchanges form a new urban legend.