The Adventures of Alice IV. “There are no ghosts” and other stories and short stories

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The fourth book in the BML series about the adventures of Alisa Selezneva - a heroine invented by science fiction writer I. V. Mozheiko, who usually appeared under the pseudonym Kir Bulychev - includes seven stories: “There are no such things as Ghosts”, “Guest in a Jug”, “Planet for Tyrants” ", "Dangerous Tales", "Ancient Secrets", "Pashka the Troglodyte", "Alice and the Beast", as well as the story: "Alice in Guslyar". The drawings in the book were made by the talented artist and innovator of Russian animation E. T. Migunov.
The fourth book in the “Library of World Literature” series about the adventures of the “guest from the future” Alisa Selezneva and her good old friends includes seven stories and the story “Alice in Guslyar”. The story “There are no such things as ghosts” describes how a twelve-year-old traveler found herself in a parallel world. There she meets Count Dracula and a whole host of witches. In Moscow, Alice will have a real genie visiting her; The title of the story “Guest in the Jug” hints at this. Science fiction writer Igor Vsevolodovich Mozheiko, known in the literary world under the pseudonym Kir Bulychev, will send his heroine to the planet where all tyrants are exiled. In "Dangerous Tales" Alice will visit the world of legends. In another story in the collection, she has to unravel ancient mysteries. Other stories are no less interesting. It is no coincidence that by the end of the twentieth century Mozheiko became one of the most popular science fiction writers in our country. The secret of his success lies in his indefatigable imagination and incredible performance. Hundreds of stories, novellas and novels came from Mozheiko’s pen. And there were also translations of foreign science fiction - more than two dozen authors. Released at the beginning of the 18st century. the collected works of Kir Bulychev amounted to 1939 volumes. An important place in them was occupied by “Alicina” - a cycle dedicated to the adventures of Alisa Selezneva, with whom the reader meets again on the pages of this book. The drawings in the publication were made by Evgeny Tikhonovich Migunov. He almost always depicts his characters in motion; he worked in animated films for many years. In 1961, Evgeniy Tikhonovich entered the art department of the All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography, where he began studying in the workshop of the famous Ivanov-Vano. After graduating from VGIK, Migunov became not an ordinary animator, but became a real innovator of hand-drawn and puppet cinema. His creative achievements played an important role in the formation of the modern school of Russian animation. Migunov came up with new techniques, patented inventions that helped “revive” dolls, and proposed new directorial techniques. Since 1965, Evgeniy Tikhonovich began collaborating with the magazines “Murzilka”, “Funny Pictures”, “Pioneer”, “Crocodile”, making numerous illustrations for them. The hand of the master is recognizable at first sight. In XNUMX, the Strugatskys’ story “Monday Begins on Saturday” was published with his illustrations. In style and technique, they are very similar to Evgeniy Tikhonovich’s drawings for Bulychev’s stories - their main distinguishing feature is dynamism. 

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Publication language: Russian

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