Day of anger. New signaling. Gansovsky S.F.

North Gansovsky came to literature as a realist. But within the tight framework of the then (1950s) reigning, dull literary housekeeper, he lacked air. This was with many domestic science fiction writers-Sergey Snegov, Arkady Strugatsky, Alexander Shalimov...

here is Gansovsky in the early 1960s turns his face from the socialist canon and takes a step into the unknown-writes his first fantastic story. Despite the simple, template, even the plot - the last mammoth was found in Siberia - the story attracted the attention of readers with a living, not book, but human language and brightness of the described details. And also a tragic thread, woven by the author into the plot fabric.

All this is a living language, vivid, memorable paintings and an indifferent attitude of the writer to the problems of a person and all life in the world and in the universe-and will soon become the creative manner of Gansovsky and will bring him into the ranks of the leading fantasy writers of Russia. The book includes the best of the author written by the author during his creative activity in the field of domestic fiction.