Russian science fiction 2017. Volume two. Minakov I.

The twenty -first century was not accidentally called exponential. Yes, wars, yes, mass devastations. All this is nothing before a climatic blow. Humanity surviving, but sighed in liberatedly. Everyone got the opportunity to make legal transactions of any complexity, use cheap solar electricity and not think about saving water in connection with catastrophic warming. And Soffi “Mood” helped to survive some discrepancies with reality. The Degutary transgumanist remembered his death much worse than the resurrection. The last thing he saw before falling into darkness was a wall advertising poster, which was captured by an elegant bionic beauty under a strict inscription “Future nearby”. I would know the tar what awaits him in this future. There has never been Hitler in this world, but this is no easier. Once again, united Europe took up arms against Russia in order to start in full. Well, the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Big-Ben, Stone Hedge, Colosseum and much more-military trophies. Was we appointed barbarians? Well, get and sign. Gennady Prashkevich, Anton Pervushin, Miloslav Knyazev, Alexei Bessonov, Daria Zarubina, Mike Gelprin and others in the second volume of the traditional annual collection “Russian Fantasy”.