He was demobilized from the ranks of the Soviet army due to disability, which became the cause of his early death. An adventurer at heart, he practiced martial arts and was a member of the Anarcho-Syndicalist Confederation, where he distributed leaflets and newspapers, served as a guard for candidates from the organization, participated in election campaigning, etc. However, politics soon showed its true face as “the dirtiest occupation on the planet” ", alienating many who were disappointed in it - and then Andrei Lgov, together with a dozen other crazy people, decided to return to the best traditions of their beloved Middle Ages and created the Varyag club, in which, on the one hand, all kinds of crazy people could find refuge romantics and adventurers, such as Andrei himself. Doctors predicted he would have several more years to live, and indeed, his strength was slowly leaving him, his body temperature for the last four years rarely fell below 38 degrees. It was no longer possible to travel and fight in knightly tournaments. And then he began to write. He managed to write only three fantasy-humorous novels, making up a trilogy about the invincible Viking and mighty warrior Olaf Torkland. More than anything else, Olaf loved a good fight, his wife Ashen and rare British ale. The red-bearded, furious favorite of Odin visited everywhere, and everywhere he destroyed his enemies, emerging victorious from any brawl. And next to him, shoulder to shoulder with the great warrior, always stood his friend Heimlet, Prince of Denmark. All three books were published after the author’s death, in 2000. Fig. on the cover of I. Voronin.