Alexander Romanovich Belyaev - Russian and Soviet science fiction writer, reporter, lawyer. One of the founders of Soviet science fiction literature, the first of the Soviet writers who devoted himself entirely to this genre. Among his most famous novels are Professor Dowell's Head, Amphibian Man, Ariel, KEC Star and many others (more than 70 science fiction works in total, including 17 novels). For a significant contribution to Russian science fiction and visionary ideas, Belyaev is called the "Russian Jules Verne." The book includes: NOVEL AND NOVELS Amphibian Man miraculous eye The man who lost his face The man who found his face Professor Dowell's Head Star CEC golden mountain Eternal bread air seller Lord of the world The last man from Atlantis Ariel Island of Lost Ships Underwater farmers Under the arctic sky Dubleway Laboratory Leap into nothing Airship The earth is on fire heavenly guest Fight on air witch castle When the lights go out STORIES AND ESSAYS doomsday Neither life nor death Mr Laughter invisible light Inventions of Professor Wagner White savage Sesame, open up!!! Is it easy to be cancer? Ideophone Hunting for the Big Dipper Dead Head and others PUBLICITY Cinderella About my works Science fiction illustration Argonauts of the Universe On the Science Fiction Novel and Book by Gr. Adamova "winners of the subsoil" Let's create Soviet science fiction Ethereal Isle Citizen Konstantin Eduardovich Tsiolkovsky The fires of socialism, or Mr. Wells in the dark