End of the Legend (Collection)

In the collection by the famous Russian science-fiction writer Sergey Lukyanenko, you’ll find his so-called “small works”—stories written at different times and in different directions of science fiction. The biggest of them, “Credo,” is a novella about a world in which reincarnation of the soul is proven. The title piece, “The End of the Legend,” is crafted in the fantasy genre, telling Lukyanenko’s version of the origin of the Roma…

“Train to the Warm Edges” is about a natural catastrophe, when in August it suddenly starts to snow.

The collection includes works:
* Credo
* A Beautiful Far Away
* My Father Is an Antibiotic
* The Taste of Freedom
* The Road to Vellesberg
* Almost Spring
* The Servant
* The Dreamweaver
* Train to the Warm Edges
* The Conductor Hereafter
* The End of the Legend
* The Master of Roads
* Fugu in a Uniform
* The Girl with Chinese Lighters
* Gadget
* Against Fate
* Live Calmly
* All This Lies
* Don’t Rush
* The Last Night of a Magician