John Christopher is a recognized classic of English science fiction, who made his debut back in the 50s of the 20th century and subsequently rightfully took a high place in world science fiction. Domestic readers are familiar with Christopher’s work mainly from those translated back in the 60s–70s years of stories, but his NOVELS brought him true fame. Novels that worthily continue the tradition of classic British “disaster fiction”, going back to H.G. Wells. Novels comparable in impact only to the works of John Wyndham... Contents: The Death of Grass (novel, translated by A. Poluda), p. 5-174 The Long Winter (novel, translation by A. Kabalkin), p. 175-404At the edge of the abyss (novel, translation by A. Kabalkin), p. 405-625Vl. Gakov. The Bell for Humanity (afterword), p. 626-635Bibliography of John Christopher (Book Editions), p. 636-637