The book "Literature about the Sverdlovsk region: [indicator]. 1987, [ext. 4]. October-December" by M. G. Plaksina is a unique and rich source of knowledge that immerses the reader in the rich cultural and historical palette of one of the most vibrant regions of Russia. This work is a carefully compiled index that combines literary works, articles, studies and notes devoted to the Sverdlovsk region for the last quarter of 1987. It will become an indispensable assistant for researchers, historians, local historians and anyone interested in the development of the region, its literary heritage and cultural life in an era of change. What makes this book especially attractive? First of all, it reveals a multifaceted picture of the region through the prism of literary sources, that allows the reader not only to get acquainted with specific events and personalities , but also to understand the atmosphere of time, people's moods and features of regional identity . Plaksin masterfully brings together a variety of materials, creating a holistic view of how the Sverdlovsk region changed in the late 1980s - an era when the country was experiencing major changes, and the region was actively involved in social and political life. This book is ideal for those who are interested in the history of Russia, literature and local history. It is addressed to mature readers, students, teachers, researchers, as well as everyone who is looking for a deep and rich content about the Sverdlovsk region in the late Soviet period. It is especially valuable for those who are engaged in the study of regional literature, cultural processes or want to expand their knowledge of socio-political changes in the Ural region. Author, M. G. Plaxin, known for his subtle sense of historical truth and attention to detail. His style is distinguished by clarity, accuracy and analytical depth, which makes each page not only informative, but also lively. In his other works, there is a love of the land, a deep understanding of its historical and cultural heritage, as well as the ability to fascinatingly tell about complex processes and events. In this edition, he uses his rich experience to show how literature and regional studies intertwine, creating a vibrant mosaic of regional identity. The book "Literature about the Sverdlovsk region: [indicator]. 1987, [ext. 4]. October-December” is not just a collection of facts or a list of publications. This is a living window into the past that allows you to understand how the region changed, what topics worried its inhabitants and how these changes in literature and scientific research were reflected. The reader will find here interesting information about local writers, journalists, scientists, as well as about those events that influenced the development of the region in the late 1980s. If you are looking for a book that will help you better understand the Sverdlovsk region through the prism of literary sources and historical materials, then this publication will be a real discovery for you. It will not only expand the horizon, but also give a sense of belonging to the rich history and culture of the Ural region. In an era of change and the search for new meanings, this book becomes a valuable guide to the pages of the past, revealing to the reader the unique aspects of regional life that deserve attention today. Overall, "Literature on the Sverdlovsk Region: [indicator]. 1987, [ext. 4]. October-December” is a vivid evidence of how literature and historical research can serve as a bridge between the past and the present, helping to understand who we were and who we can become. This is a worthy reading for all who appreciate the deep analysis, wealth of facts and vivid description of historical events related to one of the most interesting and multifaceted regions of Russia.