Another sky. Our old kind fantasy

In the previous volume of the anthology of Russian science fiction, it was mentioned that this book was “as if water between generations - the generation of those who started even under the Ephraim and the generation of the new wave, young at that time of the authors who came out of the“ Shinge ”of the Strugatsky brothers.” Friends and connoisseurs of science fiction among themselves called this new wave “fourth”. This is the most advantage of these are the authors at that time (early 1980s-early 1990s) are relatively young, the majority of the majority barely exceeded the thirty-year line, and some were even younger. These were ambitious people, believed in their literary case, sharply perceived the changeable reality and responded to the changes promptly. Kyivian Boris Stern, Volgograd residents Evgeny and Lyubov Lukina, Petersburgers Vyacheslav Rybakov and Andrei Stolyarov, Moskvich Vladimir Pokrovsky, Krasnoyarsk Andrei Lazarchuk and Mikhail Uspensky, who began in those years the young writer of Almaatin Sergey Lukyanenko ... We see-the geography covers almost the whole stratime, then still solid. Now these names are firmly entrenched on the literary map of science fiction, and we are glad to present you in the current volume a sample of their best works of that era of the storm and onslaught