Political events in Russia at the beginning of the twentieth century attracted the attention of the whole world. The Russian emigration found itself in the s...

What could be hiding in school basements? Do you think all rubbish: broken desks, chairs without legs, armored beds? What if the school stands on the foundat...

The fearless hunter Allan Quartermain, nicknamed Macumazahn, which means “the man who rises after midnight,” never liked the dampness and stiffness of his na...

Ludlum managed to combine the understandable interest of the average reader in the secrets and intrigues in the “corridors of power” with the biased love for...

Titus Livy (59 BC - 17 AD) belongs to that brilliant galaxy of writers and poets, thinkers and historians who are usually attributed to the so-called golden ...

Covering the period from the birth of cinema until 2001, "Director's Encyclopedia. Cinema of Europe" includes more than 200 personalities from England, Bulga...

This anthology presents the most significant works of Japanese classical literature (myths, legends, poetry, prose, drama) - milestones in the main developme...

Arkaim. Through the pages of the ancient history of the Southern Urals. Chelyabinsk: Krokus Publishing House, 2004. – 348 pp. Collection of articles “Arkaim....

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 book brings to the light of day what has been hidden from our eyes for a long time. The talented Latvian young man Eduard Berzin, an artist and architec...

David Almond writes about children and for children. He simply writes about the most difficult things. About what is so important for a person to understand ...

Julio Cortazar (1914–1984) is a classic not only of Argentine, but also of world literature of the 20th century. This collection includes selected stories of...