Russian science fiction novels
21 entries in the Russian Science Fiction Novels compendium.
The Alchemy of StoneAn automaton's quest amid revolution in a steampunk city.Death or Glory (novel)A human colony finds a mysterious ship that offers a chance for glory.Dunno on the MoonFinal novel of Nosov's Dunno trilogy, blending fantasy and science fiction.The Fatal EggsSatirical sci-fi novella critiquing Soviet leadership.The Garin Death RayA 1926–1927 sci-fi novel featuring a laser-like death ray.Hard to Be a GodA Soviet sci-fi novel about a hidden observer on a medieval world.Heart of a DogA satirical novella about a dog transformed into a human.Hoity Toity (novel)A Soviet novella about an elephant with a human brain.Ice (Sorokin novel)A 2002 Russian novel about a cult using Tunguska meteor material.Love for three ZuckerbrinsA novel fusing tech giants with virtual enslavement.Metro 2033 (novel)Post-apocalyptic novel set in the Moscow Metro.Metro 2034Sequel to Metro 2033, following Hunter's traumatic mission.Metro 2035Third Metro novel following Artyom's quest for contact with survivors.Plutonia (novel)Russian lost-world novel set in a prehistoric underground realm.Prisoners of PowerA Soviet sci-fi novel about mind control and totalitarianism.Professor Dowell's HeadA doctor revives his boss's severed head for scientific gain.Red Star (novel)A 1908 novel about a communist society on Mars.S.N.U.F.F.A dystopian novel of media warfare and artificial worlds.Short stories by the Strugatsky brothersSoviet sci-fi brothers who wrote about 20–25 short stories.We (novel)Dystopian novel by Yevgeny Zamyatin, written 1920–1921.The Year 4338: Petersburg Letters1835 Russian novel set in 4338 with futuristic predictions.
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