Michael Coney. Winter's Children. 1974. After the catastrophe, severe cooling begins on Earth. People have adapted to living in the ruins of buildings under ...

The collection presents science fiction works by modern American and English writers. The reader finds himself in exotic corners of our planet, in other unus...

The collection represents the best of foreign science fiction published by the Znanie publishing house over 20 years. This is a kind of continuation and logi...

The authors, whose works made up this collection, each speak in their own way about one thing, what steps need to be taken to keep our planet healthy. The wo...

The book includes two very funny stories by the Canadian writer M. Coney, where the main characters are animals. The author endows his animal heroes with hum...

The book includes two very funny stories by the Canadian writer M. Coney, where the main characters are animals. The author endows his animal heroes with hum...

Sherl, a girl born underground like her peers, was a smart and curious child. But she, even in her wildest dreams, could not foresee how many stunningly amaz...

Michael Cownie is one of those writers whom James Gunn called "the most underrated writers of SF." Without the books of this author (of which only one won th...

Michael Coney. Charisma. 1975. Published in the Author's collection “Hello, Summer... and Farewell.” The novel “A Special Gift” tells how, as a result of sec...

Collection of novels.

Michael Coney. Brontomek! (1975, received the British Science Fiction award for best novel of 1976 largely, I suspect, because my agent was on the Committee)...

Michael Coney. Syzygy. 1973. The action of the novel takes place on the planet Arcadia, where once every fifty-two years all six moons line up in a row, whic...