Return from the stars. Lem S.

Anti -utopia, which is deservedly put on a par with such iconic novels as “451 ° according to Pharenheit” by Ray Bradbury and “On the marvelous new world” of Oldos Huxley.

A participant in the interstellar expedition El Bregg returns to Earth 127 years after departure-imagine that today a person woke up from the 80s of the nineteenth century-and falls into a beautiful new world. A world where there is no old age and illness, there is no poverty and cruel?. A world in which there is no fear.

But behind the screen of universal well -being, youth and the El -ominous in its perfection, El feels the emptiness that rejects it as too lively, too real and therefore a dangerous stranger.

"Return from the stars" - This is a premonition of trouble, in comparison with which all the previous troubles of mankind are ordinary trifles.