The book "Slavic Conversation" is a literary collection published by the Kiev Slavic Society under the editorship of Andronik Ioannikievich Stepovich. The first volume was published in 1888, and the second - in 1891. Content and structure: The collection consists of two volumes, including various literary works devoted to Slavic culture, language and traditions. The first volume presents small stories and essays, and the second volume contains a continuation of the story of Sviatopolk Chekha “In Pursuit of Immortality”. About the author: Andronik Ioannikievich Stepovich (1856-1936) - a famous Slavic scholar, a graduate of the Faculty of History and Philology of the University of Kiev. He served as Director of the Collegium of Pavel Galagan in Kiev and was a privat-docent of the University of Kiev in the Department of Slavic Studies. Stepovich is known for his works on the history of Slavic literature. including "An Essay on the History of Czech Literature" (1886) and "Essays on the History of Serbo-Croatian Literature" (1899). Publishing Information: Title: Slavic conversation. Literary edition of the Kiev Slavic Society. Author: A. Stepovich. Place of publication: Kiev. Publisher: Printing house A. Davidenko, rent. L.I. Stamm. Publication years: 1888-1891. This edition is a rarity in the book market, especially in the original format. The general condition of the book corresponds to its age: traces of use and time are visible, such as abrasions and small losses of paper around the edges. Text and printing are well read. The book will be of interest to collectors, researchers of Slavic culture and history, as well as lovers of antique literature. There are stamps of libraries