Умирая в себе. Книга черепов

Robert Silverberg is the Grand Master of Science Fiction, winner of 6 Nebules, 5 Hugos, 8 Locuses and a dozen other awards. He published his first story at the age of 19, and at the age of 21 won "Hugo" as the most promising young author. Often in one issue of the magazine "Amazing Stories" or "Fantastic" several of his stories appeared under various pseudonyms, of which he had more than three dozen. In the early period of his work, Silverberg sought to reach as large a readership as possible, without neglecting any of the genres - he wrote pop-science, detective stories, erotica. In the years 1967-1976, he completely focused on fantasy, earning the love of both fans of hard science fiction and fantasy sagas (the Majipura cycle). Dying to Yourself, a John Campbell Memorial Award-winning novel, tells the story of a telepath who struggles to come to terms with the idiosyncrasies of his gift. Extraordinary abilities are gradually destroying the kind and sensitive David, devouring his personality. In the second novel, The Book of Skulls, a group of students embark on a journey through the desert to infiltrate the reserved Brotherhood of Skulls and uncover the secret of immortality rumored to be possessed by mysterious members of a cult lost in the Arizona wilderness. For these guys, immortality is a very attractive toy, but isn't it too high a price to pay for its possession? Translator Kirichenko A., Malakhov V.