Start Over 7. Goodbye School

A science-fiction writer, by some mystical means, finds himself in the mid-1970s—the 20th century—coming from the 21st century. And it turns out he lands in himself, but in the years of his youth. The main character decides that he will change his fate and the fate of his loved ones. No, he has no intention of preserving the USSR. What’s there for a writer to do in the past? Of course—write books. The protagonist’s popularity grows, and he fulfills a dream that existed in his first life: he writes a cycle of war novels, which becomes popular with readers, especially among war veterans. The protagonist has no magical abilities, but he does have an improved memory from his past life. He simply lives, works on his books, and closely watches how the lives of his loved ones change. No matter what the main character does, events begin to unfold in the country that did not happen in his first life. You can learn about the protagonist’s further adventures in the seventh book of the series “Start Over.”