Roger Zelazny, The Elephant's Graveyard

Roger Zelazny is the most paradoxical science fiction writer of the 20th century. Each of his works resembles a sealed envelope: you will never guess what will be inside. His characters are multifaceted and multifaceted, and some of them are not at all figurative. Zelazny is a master of the technomyth, playing with people and gods on the chessboard of his creativity. Contents: The Rumoko Project (translator: Gennady Korchagin). The novella The Hymnographer (translator: V. Kazantsev). The novella The Return of the Executioner (translator: Sergey Sukhinov). The novella The Doors of His Face, the Flames of His Mouth (translator: Mikhail Pchelintsev). The novella A Rose for Ecclesiastes (translator: Mikhail Tarasyev). The novella The Summit (translators: Vladimir Goldich, Irina Oganesova). The novella The Moment of the Storm (translator: Vladimir Bakanov). The novella Manna from Heaven (translator: V. Samsonova). The novella 24 Views of Mount Fuji by Hokusai (translator: V. Samsonova). The novella The Sleeper (translator: N. Ibragimova). The novella I Became Like Dust and Ashes (translator: L. Shabad). The novella Concert for Serotonin with a Choir of Sirens (translator: V. Starozhilets). The novella The Long Sleep (translators: Vladimir Goldich, Irina Oganesova). The novella Autodevil (translator: Irina Gurova). The novella The Last of the Wild Ones (translator: Kirill Korolev). The novella The Elephant Graveyard (translator: Gennady Korchagin). The novella The Furies (translators: Vladimir Goldich, Irina Oganesova). The novella King Solomon's Ring (translator: Irina Zivieva). The story "Nine Starships at the Ready" (translator: E. Golubeva). The story "The Life I've Been Waiting For" (translator: V. Kartashev).