Soviet science fiction 1920-1930s

Stories about brilliant inventions, time travel, meetings with aliens and prophecies about the future of the Council of Soviets have gained immense popularity among many generations of readers. This collection is, first of all, the best examples of Soviet science fiction of the 1920-1930s, which became a window into a new marvelous world. They were created by such writers as A. N. Tolstoy, A. Bogdanov, A. Belyaev, E. Zamyatin and others.
The first volume of the collection includes three novels: “Red Star” (A. Bogdanov), “Big Earth” (V. Valyusinsky) and “We” (E. Zamyatin).
The second volume includes two novels: “Hyperboloid engineer Garin” (A. N. Tolstoy) and “Professor Dowel” (A. Belyaev), as well as the story “Fatal Eggs” (M. Bulgakov).
The third volume includes novels, novels and stories of different authors: E. Zozuli, Ya. Okunev, S. Zayitsky, V. Orlovsky and J. Pan