Fiction and humor are two genres that cannot live without each other. Fiction is an exaggeration, but humor is nothing more than the same exaggeration, ficti...

A collection of science fiction stories first published in the 60s of the 20th century. Made as an example for S. Podshipnikov’s self-instruction manual “Col...

Flynn and Paddy live with their family on a secluded tropical island in the middle of the ocean. Their faithful friends are the dog Coco, the horse Ratchet a...

The collection includes translations of stories and novellas by science fiction writers from Great Britain, the USA, Australia and Ireland, such as A. Asimov...

It can be said without exaggeration that Robert Sheckley and Isaac Asimov, Harry Harrison and Paul Anderson, Robert Howard and Clifford Simak and ten other g...

The collection presents stories by major American science fiction writers, written mainly in the 40s and 50s. These works are united by the idea of the great...

The collection of modern foreign fiction includes works by writers from capitalist countries: R. Heinlein’s novel “Stepsons of the Universe”, novels and shor...

Russell James's novel Call It What You Will is a fascinating mixture of detective story and satirical comedy. Just imagine: in pursuit of the title of a real...

The three stories offered to the reader by famous foreign science fiction writers tell us that understanding many problems of modern life (racial, ethnic, mi...

The anthology includes twenty-five stories by English-language authors translated by Irina Gurova. “Arrogant Robot” and “Mechanical Ego” ... “Battle” and “Un...

The Music Machine by Henry Kuttner and From the Depths of Memory by Philip K. Dick. There's No Tomorrow by Arthur C. Clarke, Traitor Time by Alfred Bester, T...

The two-volume “Reptile Tank” is truly a parade of stars of our most popular genre of science fiction. The two-volume volume presents either works of the mos...