Alexander Tsypkin broke into Russian literature in 2015 with his collection of short stories "Women of Inflexible Age", which, according to the MyBook service, took first place in the Russian popularity rating in the "domestic prose" section. Subsequently, six more collections of the author's short stories were published, each of which became a bestseller. The total circulation of the author's books was more than 500,000 copies. Creator of the literary and theatrical festival "Unprincipled readings". Within the framework of the project, the stories of Tsypkin and other Russian authors are heard from the stage performed by the country's leading actors — Konstantin Khabensky, Anna Mikhalkova, Sergei Garmash, Victoria Isakova, Gosha Kutsenko, Pavel Derevyanko and many others. Tsypkin's texts have also found their way into movies: these are the TV series "Unscrupulous", "The Ministry of All Good Things", "What should a woman do if..." — the list does not end there. Alexander is a sought—after playwright: among his works are the plays "Once upon a Time There was a House" (Moscow Art Theater), "Intuition" (Sovremennik, Drama Theater named after Shukshina), "People of timely views" (Red Torch). The two—volume "Good Old Tsypkin" is the best in ten years.