Arkady Strugatsky. Monday for All Time. Biography and Creativity

This collection is a tribute to the great writer of the 20th century, the Strugatsky Brothers.
In the late 1980s, the Strugatsky Brothers were often plagued by doubts—would their books be read in thirty or forty years? Almost half a century has passed since then, and interest in the Strugatsky continues to thrive.
The book is primarily dedicated to the elder brother—Arkady Nathanovich—and is published on the centenary of his birth. However, in the literary tandem, it is impossible to separate the authors, the Strugatsky Brothers. Each has his own life path, but their literary fate is practically
common.
And the biography of the writer is, first of all, his creativity.
So the discussion will be about creativity—about the creation of books, translations, and editorial work. And about the anniversary person—Arkady Nathanovich. And about the books themselves…
"…humanity is apparently awaiting a very complicated, very contradictory future. And if we enter this future with a mindset that hinders development, we will not withstand—neither the competition with the West nor the struggle for the survival of humanity. I mean not only war. Ecology, drug addiction, debauchery, and terrible consumerism—all of this is very frightening. So, as they say, let's fight!"
Arkady Strugatsky, from an interview, 1987.