Alexander Alexandrovich Rozov. Cycle "Meganesia"
Awesome young author. Strongly recommend to all lovers of fiction, utopia, alternative history (possible). This is such a fantasy that creates the future. His ideas are changing the world. Books are fascinating, exciting. This is a new wind in fiction, futurology. You will be unusual, but very interesting. I will not spoil the pleasure and retell books - read it yourself and you will understand everything.
Let me just say in a nutshell. He developed a consistent system of building a happy society for normal people. The state is abolished. The management is carried out by a contract government on the basis of a tender won from the public. All scientific technologies are allowed, including nuclear, space, and genetic. It is forbidden to prohibit under penalty of execution. For example, all aggressive religions are banned, protests after having paraded modifications of the human genome, as well as all other attempts to impose the will of limited aggressive groups on other people. Public background is summarized in the Charter. Technical, including a detailed description of all technical solutions - aviation, space, floating - are described in the novels themselves. I think it will be very interesting to everyone who is interested in small aircraft, including folding ones.
It should be noted that all this is a fantasy of the near range. Although the action takes place in the near future, all the described technologies (afaik except, perhaps, pure thermonuclear fusion in the L-bomb) already exist, and everything described can be made and used today.
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The cycle “Meganesia” (modern trans-utopia) chronologically begins with “Deportation”. This is a small book. Start reading from it. The second, just written "Alien in a foreign sea" is much more voluminous. On my PocketBook 301 in fb2 format (taken from lib.rus.ec) it takes 3068 pages. But swallowed, as the first, in the same breath.
You can read on the author's page www.proza.ru/avtor/rozoff
Or download in electronic formats including fb2:
1. “Deportation (mini-novel - transutope)” lib.rus.ec/b/161016
2. “Alien in a foreign sea” lib.rus.ec/b/160984
3. “Constellation of erectus” lib.rus.ec/b/160987
The cycle also indirectly refers to the "Shadow of a dream."
If there are questions, and the philosophical, economic, technical background of the novels are interesting, I recommend to read A. A. Rozov for starters.
“Where bugs crawl in an anthill” www.proza.ru/2008/04/25/612
and “Post-culture and the highest measure of humanitarian self-defense” www.proza.ru/2008/09/24/216
Another journalism, including fresh: Rozov on “Samizdat”, zhurnal.lib.ru/r/rozow_a_a
Additional materials to the books are in the journal by author alex-rozoff.livejournal.com .
The meeting of fans of the writer on the puzzle-party (invented and described in the book) with the Aztecball (similarly) in the summer of 2010 is discussed here vitus-wagner.livejournal.com/387158.html .
Enjoy reading!
Let me just say in a nutshell. He developed a consistent system of building a happy society for normal people. The state is abolished. The management is carried out by a contract government on the basis of a tender won from the public. All scientific technologies are allowed, including nuclear, space, and genetic. It is forbidden to prohibit under penalty of execution. For example, all aggressive religions are banned, protests after having paraded modifications of the human genome, as well as all other attempts to impose the will of limited aggressive groups on other people. Public background is summarized in the Charter. Technical, including a detailed description of all technical solutions - aviation, space, floating - are described in the novels themselves. I think it will be very interesting to everyone who is interested in small aircraft, including folding ones.
It should be noted that all this is a fantasy of the near range. Although the action takes place in the near future, all the described technologies (afaik except, perhaps, pure thermonuclear fusion in the L-bomb) already exist, and everything described can be made and used today.
')
The cycle “Meganesia” (modern trans-utopia) chronologically begins with “Deportation”. This is a small book. Start reading from it. The second, just written "Alien in a foreign sea" is much more voluminous. On my PocketBook 301 in fb2 format (taken from lib.rus.ec) it takes 3068 pages. But swallowed, as the first, in the same breath.
You can read on the author's page www.proza.ru/avtor/rozoff
Or download in electronic formats including fb2:
1. “Deportation (mini-novel - transutope)” lib.rus.ec/b/161016
2. “Alien in a foreign sea” lib.rus.ec/b/160984
3. “Constellation of erectus” lib.rus.ec/b/160987
The cycle also indirectly refers to the "Shadow of a dream."
If there are questions, and the philosophical, economic, technical background of the novels are interesting, I recommend to read A. A. Rozov for starters.
“Where bugs crawl in an anthill” www.proza.ru/2008/04/25/612
and “Post-culture and the highest measure of humanitarian self-defense” www.proza.ru/2008/09/24/216
Another journalism, including fresh: Rozov on “Samizdat”, zhurnal.lib.ru/r/rozow_a_a
Additional materials to the books are in the journal by author alex-rozoff.livejournal.com .
The meeting of fans of the writer on the puzzle-party (invented and described in the book) with the Aztecball (similarly) in the summer of 2010 is discussed here vitus-wagner.livejournal.com/387158.html .
Enjoy reading!
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