"Tired: Translating G. A. Raczynski is not just a book, but a deep immersion into the world of human experiences, inner struggle and subtle shades of emotions, which often remain invisible on the surface of everyday life. The author, Guy de Maupassant, a master of short story and psychological portraiture, creates a unique atmosphere in which each reader will be able to find a response to his own feelings and doubts. The focus of this book is the topic of fatigue, which manifests itself not only physically, but also emotionally, spiritually. Maupassant masterfully explores the condition of a person tired of life, from the struggle with circumstances and inner emptiness. It shows how fatigue can become not only a consequence of difficult events, but also an internal state that penetrates every cell of the soul, turning joy into indifference and hope into indifference. This work is like a mirror into which everyone who has ever felt that the forces leave him, and the meaning of life escapes from the hands. The book "Tired" is especially relevant for those who are interested in psychology, internal development and philosophy. It will suit mature readers looking for answers to questions about the meaning of life, how to cope with internal devastation and find the strength to move on. It will also be of interest to fans of classical literature, lovers of subtle psychological prose and those who appreciate works that reveal human nature with special delicacy and sincerity. Guy de Maupassant in this work reveals the themes of loneliness, inner emptiness, the search for meaning and the fight against his own demons. He masterfully conveys the subtle nuances of human feelings, creating bright, vivid images that remain in memory for a long time. His style is a subtle play of words, rich in psychologism and attention to detail, which makes each page a real discovery for the reader. Maupassant, known for his works on human weaknesses and moral dilemmas, in Fatigue shows how internal experiences can become a powerful engine of change or, conversely, lead to stagnation. This book is translated by G.. A. Raczynski, who successfully conveys the author's subtle emotional palette, preserving the original atmosphere and depth of the text This translation makes the work available to the Russian-speaking audience, allowing you to feel the fullness and nuances of the author's style. If you are looking for a book that will make you think about your own feelings, about what is hidden behind the facade of tranquility, or want to understand how internal experiences affect our lives, “Tiredness” will be a real discovery for you. This is a work that will not leave indifferent any reader interested in psychology, philosophy and human nature. It raises important topics that are relevant in any era - finding yourself, overcoming an internal crisis and understanding your own life. Guy de Maupassant, the author, whose works are often compared to subtle psychological portraits, in this book demonstrates his skill in creating deep images and situations that evoke sympathy and reflection. His style is a combination of conciseness and emotional saturation, which makes each page lively and meaningful. "Tired" is a work that is worth reading not only for its literary value, but also for the opportunity to look inside yourself, understand your feelings and find new forces for life. This is a book that deserves a place on the shelf of anyone who appreciates quality literature and seeks answers to important questions of human existence. It not only talks about inner fatigue, but also offers a way to overcome it, recalling that even in the darkest moments there is always hope and opportunity to find light within oneself.