Best Soviet Science Fiction (Anthology 2)

Best Soviet Science Fiction (Anthology 2)
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Published on 2016-01-20 by Lulu Press, Inc

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The Anthology 2 continues the series of the writings of the most popular SF writers in the former USSR Notes on the Authors Alexander Belyaev (1884-1942), author of ‘Invisible Light’, became a legend during his lifetime. Although confined to his bed with tuberculosis of the spine, he studied law, music, and science, and wrote indefatigably. Among his most popular science-fiction works are The Amphibian, Professor Dowell’s Head, A Jump Into Nothingness, and The Last Man from Atlantis. Victor Saparin (1905-), author of The Magic Shoes’ E. Zelikovich, author of ‘A Dangerous Invention’, Ivan Yefremov, author of ‘Shadows of the Past’ and ‘Cor Serpentis (The Heart of the Serpent)’. Mikhail Vasilyev, author of ‘Flying Flowers’. Anatoly Dnieprov, author of The Maxwell Equations’. Valentina Zhuravleva, author of ‘The Astronaut’. Vladimir Dudintsev, author of ‘A New Year’s Fairy Tale’.

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