Biography
Kir Bulychev or Bulychyov (Russian: ??? ???????) (October 18, 1934?September 5, 2003) also known as Igor Vsevolodovich Mozheyko (?????? ????????????? ????????), was a Russian science fiction writer and historian. Since 1963 he worked in the Institute of Oriental Studies of the USSR Academy of Sciences. He was a specialist in the medieval history of Burma.He received a Master's degree in 1965 and a Ph.D. in 1981 and wrote his first science fiction story in 1965.
He is known for his series of humorous short stories about Veliky Gusliar, a Russian town that attracts all kinds of aliens and supernatural beings. This fictional city is based on a real Veliky Ustyug city. Another well known series of Bulychev's stories are young adult stories about Alisa Seleznyova, a young girl from the future. A number of them were made into films, with Guest from the Future ("?????? ?? ????????"), based on Bulychev's novel One Hundred Years Ahead ("??? ??? ???? ??????"), the most widely known anbout a girl Alice living in a happy communist future. Another famous film was the animated feature The Mystery of the Third Planet (1981), for which Bulychev penned the screenplay. Alice's Birthday is an upcoming 2007 animated film based on one of his tales. He also wrote many science fiction novels, most known among them are "The Last War", "Thirteen years` voyage", " Those who survive" (screened as an animation film), "The Dungeon of Witches" (screened), "River Chronos", "Abduction of a sorcerer".
Bulychev also translated numerous American science fiction stories into Russian, and wrote scripts for more than 20 movies.
Bibliography (books published in English)
The dates given are the dates of English editions.
Fiction
Half a Life (1977)
Gusliar Wonders (1983)
Earth and Elsewhere (1985)
Abduction of a Sorcerer (1989)
Those Who Survive (2000)
Alice: The Girl from Earth (2002)
History
1185 A.D. (1989)
South-East Asia: Unity in Diversity. Ahmedabad: Allied (with Gennadi Chufrin) (1989).
External links
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Internet Movie Database page for Kir Bulychev
Alisa and the Guest from the Future Fan Site (in Russian)
Kir Bulychev : Tale-Teller and Scientist
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Biography
Kir Bulychev
He is known for his series of humorous short stories about Veliky Gusliar, a Russian town that attracts all kinds of aliens and supernatural beings. This fictional city is based on a real Veliky Ustyug city. Another well known series of Bulychev's stories are young adult stories about Alisa Seleznyova, a young girl from the future. A number of them were made into films, with Guest from the Future ("?????? ?? ????????"), based on Bulychev's novel One Hundred Years Ahead ("??? ??? ???? ??????"), the most widely known anbout a girl Alice living in a happy communist future. Another famous film was the animated feature The Mystery of the Third Planet (1981), for which Bulychev penned the screenplay. Alice's Birthday is an upcoming 2007 animated film based on one of his tales. He also wrote many science fiction novels, most known among them are "The Last War", "Thirteen years` voyage", " Those who survive" (screened as an animation film), "The Dungeon of Witches" (screened), "River Chronos", "Abduction of a sorcerer".
Bulychev also translated numerous American science fiction stories into Russian, and wrote scripts for more than 20 movies.
Bibliography (books published in English)
The dates given are the dates of English editions.
Fiction
Half a Life (1977)
Gusliar Wonders (1983)
Earth and Elsewhere (1985)
Abduction of a Sorcerer (1989)
Those Who Survive (2000)
Alice: The Girl from Earth (2002)
History
1185 A.D. (1989)
South-East Asia: Unity in Diversity. Ahmedabad: Allied (with Gennadi Chufrin) (1989).
External links
Wikimedia Commons has media related to:
Kir BulychevOfficial website
Full bibliography (in Russian)
Internet Movie Database page for Kir Bulychev
Alisa and the Guest from the Future Fan Site (in Russian)
Kir Bulychev : Tale-Teller and Scientist
Identify this person and earn money on sqyareroot
- Victor Erofeyev
Victor Erofeyev (Russian: ?????? ???????; born 1947) is a Russian author, the son of a high-ranking Soviet diplomat (who worked closely with Stalin). He spent some of his childhood in Paris, which accounts for why much of his work has been translated...
- Sergei Dovlatov
Sergei Donatovich Dovlatov (Mechik) (Russian: ?????? ????????? ???????? (?????) September 3, 1941-August 24, 1990) was a Russian short-story writer and novelist. Dovlatov was born on September 3, 1941 in Ufa, Republic of Bashkiria, where his family had...
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Boris Akunin (Russian: ????? ??????) is the pen name of Grigory Shalvovich Chkhartishvili (???????? ???????? ???????????), born May 20, 1956, a Russian essayist, literary translator, and fiction writer. He was born in Tbilisi into a Georgian family,...
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