“The Grey House” is a cult novel that occupies a unique place in contemporary literature. Blending elements of fantasy, psychological fiction, and coming-of-age storytelling, it creates an immersive world governed by its own rules, myths, and mysteries.

The story unfolds within a boarding school known simply as the House. Behind its walls, reality intertwines with imagination, strange legends circulate among the residents, and everyday life takes on an almost mythical dimension. As the House chooses, marks, and transforms its inhabitants, its secrets gradually reveal themselves to those who live there.

Written by Mariam Petrosyan, the novel explores friendship, identity, belonging, and the boundaries between reality and imagination. Over the years, it has gained a devoted readership and become one of the most distinctive literary works of the post-Soviet era.

Language: Belarusian
Cover: hardcover
Number of pages: 776
Place of publication: Poland