The Time Wanderers
6 hrs. 38 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Arkady Strugatsky
Author
Boris Strugatsky
Narrator
Vladimir Levasheov
Narrator
Vladimir Levasheov
The novella “Waves Dampen the Wind” is devoted to investigating unusual phenomena connected with the activities of spacefaring “progressors” on Earth of a super-civilization of the Strangers.
Behind the dry phrasing of documents and strict scientific commentary, behind the mysterious events and detective incidents, emerge questions about further paths of human development, bright human destinies come to the surface, and problems of morality, ethics, and humanism unfold.
The work concludes the trilogy about Maxim Kammerer. After the romantic era of “The Inhabited Island” and the tragic story of “Beetle in the Anthill,” new times arrive—times when “waves drown the wind”…
Behind the dry phrasing of documents and strict scientific commentary, behind the mysterious events and detective incidents, emerge questions about further paths of human development, bright human destinies come to the surface, and problems of morality, ethics, and humanism unfold.
The work concludes the trilogy about Maxim Kammerer. After the romantic era of “The Inhabited Island” and the tragic story of “Beetle in the Anthill,” new times arrive—times when “waves drown the wind”…
1.
Noon: 22nd Century
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
2.
Escape Attempt
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
3.
Far Rainbow
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
4.
Hard to Be a God
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
5.
Prisoners of Power
(narrated by
Kirill Grebenshchikov)
6.
Space Mowgli
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
7.
The Kid from Hell
(narrated by
Vladimir Levasheov)
8.
Beetle in the Anthill
(narrated by
Alexey Tsvetkov)
9.
The Time Wanderers
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