Dedicated to the competition “Your Fantasy on Amazon” that died suddenly. Why did you write it? It was boring and there was plenty of free time in the summer. Well, to entertain the people - the competition was going to be a protracted one. What did you do? I took the book and read the first two chapters (sometimes more, sometimes less, depending on the size of the chapters), assessed the quality of execution and made purely superficial conclusions. That is, practically the same thing as the organizer of the competition, Vasily Makhanenko, did at the first stage. Only the org, by virtue of his position, was extremely correct in his conclusions, and I allowed myself... You will see that I allowed myself) The main thing that I took for myself as a result of the research was the book’s catchiness. That is, I assessed how much I wanted to continue reading and whether I wanted to at all. With my fastidiousness, you understand, there weren’t many high marks. Perhaps someone will be interested in reading my IMHI. From the author: At first I grabbed everyone in a row, then only volunteers, and later switched to non-competition. Despite my natural viciousness, the reviewed authors were most often satisfied and refused to beat me with sticks) I plan (even if the competition is already bye-bye (thanks to the Litnet administration)) to slowly add to this collection. I haven’t thought through the criteria for selecting volunteers yet—I’ll announce it later. If any of the authors reviewed are on Authors there (and they definitely are here), you can post links to your books here - I’ll add them under the text (people should know their heroes) And yes - you don’t have to point out errors and typos - it was written on knee at a terribly accelerated pace. Many thanks to Bad Christian for the cover.