This volume includes the best novels of SF Grandmaster Robert Heinlein of the 50s of the 20th century. “Starship Troopers,” a novel that brought the writer the highest science fiction award “Hugo,” examines the problem of human development in the difficult conditions of war, when pain and death become payment for the right to decide for others. The novels Citizen of the Galaxy and The Door to Summer continue to develop themes of militarization, xenophobia, personal freedom and the right to choose. But in addition to the high ideological component, all of Heinlein’s works are masterful examples of space opera and science fiction action films, exciting the minds of readers for many years. Contents: • Robert Heinlein. Starship Troopers (novel, translated by D. Starkov), pp. 5–246• Robert Heinlein. Citizen of the Galaxy (novel, translated by A. Sharov), pp. 247–510• Robert Heinlein. The Door to Summer (novel, translation by L. Abramov), pp. 511–701