Hunting for a big bear

Alexey Ivanov is a writer, screenwriter and culturologist. He works in a wide variety of literary formats. “The geographer drank the globe”, “fornication and mudo”, “hostel-on-blood” and “bad weather”-modern urban prose. “The Gold of the Riot” and “The Heart of Parma” are modernist historical novels. Psothelovtsy and community are intellectual thrillers. The Minor -Zavodsky Civilization, the Ridge of Russia and See the Russian Riot - large -scale photobooks about national and non -cell history.
Three Tales of Alexei Ivanov, written on the expound of the Soviet Union, are still belonging to great Soviet science fiction in their genetics. And yet they are a little more than Soviet fantasy. It is more tougher in theory, more risky in the surroundings, freer in the fiction. But their sincere faith in man and humanity - they are from there, from the Golden Age.
Hunting for the big bear. A small gang of cosmic pirates attacks a starship passing by. Grabget is quite successful, but noble avengers are tied after the pirates - children from planet Earth. Pirates are harmless, and children are merciless. And it turns out a militant on the contrary: first fun, then scary.
The land-sorting earth. The sleepy life of the village of Sorting stretches as usual: work at the station, garden, shop, moonshine. And suddenly it turns out that every second resident of the sorting is actually an alien! There is a galactic war, aliens deftly disguise themselves as earthlings, and any philistine trouble is actually a military action of the aliens. This is no longer a militant, but a comedy.
ships and galaxy. And this story is written in the rare genre of “Cosmic Opera”. The action is scattered on the entire Milky Way, the stars burn, bizarre ships rush, the space is teeming with terrible monsters, the history of the galaxy is full of grandiose confrontations and battles, and the secrets of the dead ancient civilizations flicker through the space