"Secrets of Writing Signs" is a fascinating work written by E. P. Ishchenko, which immerses the reader in the world of symbols and signs surrounding us in everyday life This book will be a real discovery for those who are interested not only in the history of writing, but also in how signs shape our perception of the world. In it, the author masterfully combines elements of history, psychology and linguistics, creating a fascinating and informative text that will not leave any reader indifferent. The book begins with a simple question: what are written signs and what role do they play in our lives? Ishchenko explores the evolution of writing, from ancient civilizations to modern forms of communication The reader will learn how signs and symbols have influenced culture, art and science, and how they shape our perception of the world around us. The author not only expounds the facts, but also asks deep questions, making us think about how written signs affect our thinking and behavior. This book will be of interest to a wide audience: from students and teachers studying linguistics and history, to lovers of literature and art who want to understand more deeply how signs and symbols shape our perception. It is also suitable for those who are engaged in design, advertising and marketing, because understanding the language of signs can significantly improve the quality of communication and interaction with the audience. The topics raised in the Secrets of Written Marks cover not only historical aspects, but also contemporary challenges facing humanity in the digital age. Ishchenko discusses how the Internet and social networks have changed our perception of writing, how new sign systems have appeared and how they affect our communication. This book raises important questions about how writing signs can be a tool of manipulation and influence, and how they can serve as a means of self-expression and creativity. Ishchenko’s style is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes complex ideas understandable even for an unprepared reader. The author uses many examples from history and modernity, which allows a deeper understanding of the topics under consideration. His previous works, such as "Language and Culture" and "Symbols in the Arts", have also been recognized for their original approach and deep