"Jim Jarmusch: Poems and Music" is a journey through the director's filmography in reverse order, from his most recent film to his very first. The first edition of the book was published in Russia in 2017. It was based on the idea of ​​creative collaboration: just as Jim Jarmusch, the iconic director of American independent cinema, worked on his films equally with actors and musicians, so for this book, Anton Dolin invited music critics and poets as full co-authors, dedicating articles and poems to the director.

This third edition (and the first published outside of Russia) includes a new chapter on the film "Father Mother Sister Brother" (2025), for which Jarmusch won the Golden Lion in Venice, as well as a recent interview with the director, poems by Alena Churbanova and Nikolai Komyagin, and a text by music critic Lev Gankin about the singer Anika (who, together with Jarmusch himself, wrote the soundtrack for his latest film).