Abstract
This article provides an overview of current trends in Adyghe (Cherkess) literature. One such trend is neomythologism, which can be linked both to rich national traditions of mythology and folklore and to neomythological tendencies in world literature. Khakuasheva explores the appearance of new genres, such as mythological and dystopian novels, phenomena for which serious changes in axiology and increasingly complex poetics have paved the way. She also comments on the impact of bilingualism.
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