Comeback By Stanislau Hrynkevich, Franuk Hryshkevich, Uladyslau Kazloushchyk The book comprises works by authors who were condemned, criticized and banished from the official history of Belarusian literature. It is time for them to come back to literature as their works are now available to Belarusian readers. The three tragic figures – Stanislau Hrynkevich, Franuk Hryshkevich and Uladyslau Kazloushchyk – were born in the Bialystok area. They lived hard, short and creative lives. Stanislau Hrynkevich's articles about literature and essay writing were reprinted from the Studentskaya Dumka and Kalosse magazines. Franuk Hryshkevich's poems came from various sources, mainly the newspapers Belaruskaya Hazeta and Syalyanskaya Niva, the Studentskaya Dumka magazine, as well as the author's collection Vesnavyya Melyodyi (Vilnius, 1927), and handwritten poems found in the Central Library of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences. Some poems and works of prose by publisher and politician Uladyslau Kazloushchyk were collected after 1940. Most of the works were published in the 1920s-1940s in the magazines Shlyakh Moladzi and Novy Shlyakh and the collection Shlyakham Zmahannya (Vilnius, 1935).