Spanning a decade of descent, the text moves restlessly between instruction and execution, clarity and chaos. It is a story of love constrained, of relationships tested by duty and desire, and of the courage required to forget in order to live another day. At its heart lies the fragile bond between Giang Du Ninh and the enigmatic Beauty Minnows Air—a connection strained by family, tradition, and the unspoken rules of a society built on selection.
With lyrical prose and psychological depth, “Daily English” invites readers into a mirrored labyrinth where cages are ornate, choices are silent, and the true monsters are rarely those we are taught to fear. A profound meditation on language, loyalty, and the cost of belonging, this novel will linger long after the final page is turned.
Lukovich Oksana is a bilingual writer and literary explorer who crafts narratives at the intersection of language, memory, and power. Drawing from the haunting traditions of folktale and gothic bureaucracy, Oksana’s work delves into the psychological landscapes of characters navigating divided worlds. With a background spanning multiple linguistic and cultural traditions, Oksana writes to examine the silent mechanisms of control and the fragile human spirit that persists within them.
“Daily English” is Oksana’s debut novel—a deeply personal project that mirrors the author’s own engagement with duality, displacement, and the search for voice. When not writing, Oksana is dedicated to exploring how stories can transcend language and bridge the gaps between seemingly separate realities.
Oksana currently lives and writes between worlds, guided by the belief that every tale told in two tongues is an act of reconciliation.