Brian Aldis is a master of the “golden age” of world science fiction and one of the few Englishmen who were “considered as their own” by American science fiction writers. A writer who sharply changed his creative “style and style” three times - from solid “traditional” science fiction to “New wave", and after the "New Wave" "subsided" - back to tradition. Winner of a huge number of prizes and awards - from "Hugo" and "Nebula" to the Italian "Comet D'Argento" and the French "Jules Verne Prize". Before you - the classic works of Aldiss. Works that have already stood the test of time - and have proven that real fiction is generally not subject to the passage of time. Contents: Gradgrodd (novel, translation by A. Orlov), p. 5-156The Garden of Time (novel, translation by A. Ovchinnikova), p. 157-344 Gray Beard (novel, translation by E. Smirnov), p. 345-590