Venus on the half of the shell. Another diary of Fileas Fogg. Farmer F.Kh.

Files Fogg, Captain Nemo, Tarzan, Sherlock Holmes, Doc Saviga... Book characters familiar from childhood are so dear to readers that other authors are not averse to shaking off the dust from the earthy pages and continue the adventure of imaginary idols, thereby giving new meanings to their favorite Heroes.

Philip Farmer - one of the unconditional fans of the "revival" of the classics. He came up with a kind of literary game in 1975, having interviewed Kurt Vonnegut by his beloved character, a non-senior writer Kilgore Truta, on whose behalf “Venus on the soul mate” was written. Unfortunately, the grandiose plans of the farmer to draw up a collection, in which his colleagues-writers would create works under masks of fictional writers, were unsuccessful. However, the inexhaustible energy of the farmer himself was more than enough for numerous novels and novels, in which the heroes of the cloak and swords, periscope and sextant, Blaster and Azsegay compete among themselves, and their unusual adventures bloomed the noble engravings of Jules Verne, Herbert Welles, William Burrose and others worthy members of the adventure-adventure guild.

also included the “Files Fogg Diary”, revealing the secret of the deadly confrontation of the two close friends of Jules Verne-Fileas Fogg and Captain Nemo.