Island of the Dead. To Die in Italbare

In the thirty-second century, Francis Sandow is the only one who still remembers the twentieth century. A former starship pilot and adventurer, he is now one of the richest people in the galaxy and virtually immortal. Sandow is connected to... one of the alien gods and can willfully shape planets from deadly worlds into suitable ones for colonization. But even he can’t rest on his laurels just yet. To eliminate an unknown enemy capable of penetrating even the victim’s subconscious, Francis must visit the eerie Island of the Dead — a planet once created by himself. Although his own safety is nothing compared to the pandemic threatening the galaxy due to the actions of Doctor Heydelya von Heimke, who has unwillingly transformed from a healer into a murderer. The cycle of the world creator Sandow is one of the peaks of the work of the classic science fiction writer Roger Zelazny.

Author: ЖЕЛЯЗНЫ Р.

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: Fanzon. The Worlds of Roger Zelazny

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785041962432

Number of pages: 448

Size: 84x108/32 mm

Cover type: Твердый переплет

Weight: 442 g

ID: 1663317

In the thirty-second century, Francis Sandow is the only one who still remembers the twentieth century. A former starship pilot and adventurer, he is now one of the richest people in the galaxy and virtually immortal. Sandow is connected to one of the alien gods and can willfully shape planets from deadly worlds into suitable ones for colonization. But even he can’t rest on his laurels just yet. To eliminate an unknown enemy capable of penetrating even the victim’s subconscious, Francis must visit the eerie Island of the Dead — a planet once created by himself. Although his own safety is nothing compared to the pandemic threatening the galaxy due to the actions of Doctor Heydelya von Heimke, who has unwillingly transformed from a healer into a murderer. The cycle of the world creator Sandow is one of the peaks of the work of the classic science fiction writer Roger Zelazny.