William Butler Yeats - the great poet, prose writer and playwright, Nobel Prize laureate, father of English modernism and his opponent - called his work “tra...

The novel by the classic English detective novel by New Zealand native Edith Nyo Marsh (1899–1982) “Murder Roman Style” (1970) belongs to the late period of ...

What happens when an object falls into a black hole? Does it disappear without a trace? About thirty years ago, one of the leading researchers of the phenome...

Robert Louis Stevenson (1850–1894) was an English writer and poet of Scottish origin. Author of world-famous adventure novels and stories, the largest repres...

Louis Henri Boussenard (1847–1910) was a French writer whose works are known throughout the world. He became famous for his original plots, unusual ideas and...

The book is dedicated to a relatively recently discovered class of carbon compounds - fullerenes and their derivatives - that has attracted wide research int...

Henry Haggard (1856–1925) is an English writer, lawyer and specialist in agronomy and soil science, a classic of world adventure literature, along with Arthu...

This collection most fully presents the literary heritage of the remarkable poet Peretz Markish, in translations by the author himself and a team of masters ...

Two author's collections of stories, a cycle of stories about Helmholtz, memoirs and interviews.

We all live in the remnants of a huge explosion that occurred about 14 billion years ago and marked the beginning of our Universe. However, what preceded thi...

We thought we knew everything about Vonnegut's work? We were wrong. For the first time in Russian - a complete collection of Vonnegut's stories, previously p...

Arthur Clarke, writer and screenwriter, researcher and inventor, futurist and seer, who preferred to call himself an “extrapolator”... Whatever this talented...