Humanity is still lonely. At least that's what it thinks. We have only one planet, the third from the only star in our Solar System, type G2V, a “yellow dwarf”. Even its own celestial satellite, the Moon, has not been properly explored. It’s lonely and sad for us earthlings, in the middle of the cosmic emptiness. Like the last children not picked up from kindergarten, whose parents are seriously late. Maybe that’s why it’s so common for people, like small children, to invent friends for themselves. Like, we are not alone in the Universe. Let them be imaginary, but who knows, suddenly the real ones will show up. Or we come to them... Strelbitsky Publishing House is pleased to offer its dear readers a new (eighth) volume from the “New Library of Science Fiction” series - “Myriads of Worlds”. Here everyone will be able to find a story, tale or short story to their liking - from the classic, but relatively little-known works of H.G. Wells to completely new things by famous St. Petersburg writers Elena Voron and Yulia Chernova. Things about our cosmic still UNOLINITY, whatever it may be. H.G. Wells “Men Like Gods”, “Empire of the Ants” Elena Voron “Passion of Spies” Andre Laurie (Pascal Grousset), “Radomekh Dwarf”, “Exiles of the Earth” Evgeniy Sno “Interplanetary Date” Yulia Chernova “Dance in Zero Gravity” P.N.G. "Steel Castle"