His first major work was 1956's Nonka's Love about the transformation of rural life brought about by modernization and collectivization. His early works portrayed and idealized rural life common in many works of the era.
The author's first significant contribution was 1956's Nonka's Love, which examined how modernization and collectivization transformed rural life. His earlier pieces often depicted and idealized rural life, reflecting the typical themes found in literature of the era.