France's reputation as a country of frivolous charm did not arise out of nowhere. The current issue of IL is essentially a quick review of “gallant” French l...

A science fiction writer who has crossed the boundaries of the genre, a bold experimenter, an outstanding master of world prose, the author of such textbook ...

In Bradbury's stories, like in a wonderful kaleidoscope, colored pieces of glass form pictures, the next one more fantastic than the previous one. Some pictu...

Under this cover are collected one hundred of the best stories by Ray Bradbury published over the past forty years: lyrical sketches from the life of the tow...

Poetic miniatures with philosophical overtones by Anne-Lou Steininger (1963) translated from French by Natalia Mavlevich. “Collector of Illusions” by Rose-Ma...

Andre Norton lived a long life and managed to create many wonderful works that have long been included in the golden fund of world fiction. For more than hal...

John Updike in America is often called the most talented and prolific writer of his generation. He works hard and enthusiastically in all genres: he writes n...

Christopher Priest is a popular British writer, science fiction writer, one of the representatives of the “new wave”. This publication includes selected nove...

Jaroslav Hasek (1883–1923) - Czech satirist, anarchist, playwright, feuilletonist, journalist, commissar of the Red Army. The author of approximately 1,500 d...

What does the beginning of the year mean for the Mari, Evenks and Vepsians? How does the Yakut Ysyakh differ from the Kalmyk Zul, and the Buryat Sagaalgan fr...