A person who could fly
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The book of the classic of Czech literature, the famous satirist and science fiction writer Karel Chapek (1890-1938) included two fantastic novels - "Absolute Factory" (1922) and "Krakatita" (1924) and ten fantastic stories, perfectly demonstrating what real science fiction can be, When a master is taken over the pen.
The story "letters from the future" (1930) is first published in Russian completely.
What is the difference between the Absolute from Krakatite? Where can the lone trace of the human leg come from in the middle of the virgin snowfield? What will become with the person who learned to fly? Is it worth worrying if a real devil jumps out onto the scene in the opera? How to survive a worldwide flood? Why can"t God judge people? When will the seven -thousand -ups begin in Russia?
You can get answers to such important questions only if you read this book that has incorporated fantastic novels and stories not someone, but Karela Chapek himself.
Vitaly Babenko
The story "letters from the future" (1930) is first published in Russian completely.
What is the difference between the Absolute from Krakatite? Where can the lone trace of the human leg come from in the middle of the virgin snowfield? What will become with the person who learned to fly? Is it worth worrying if a real devil jumps out onto the scene in the opera? How to survive a worldwide flood? Why can"t God judge people? When will the seven -thousand -ups begin in Russia?
You can get answers to such important questions only if you read this book that has incorporated fantastic novels and stories not someone, but Karela Chapek himself.
Vitaly Babenko
Author:
Author:Chapek Karel
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Science Fiction and Fantasy
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7516-1801-8
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