Author Archives: Leonid Korogodski

About Leonid Korogodski

Leonid Korogodski was born in Ukraine. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a Ph.D. in Mathematics and a C in English as a Second Language. His first book, a science fiction novella Pink Noise: A Posthuman Tale, was published in August 2010. He lives with his daughter Anna in Sharon, Massachusetts.

Polden, XXI Vek, April 2011

Posted on 13/04/2011 by Leonid Korogodski

In his editorial to the April issue, Samuel Lurie suggests to save this copy in a safe place. Why? Because this issue contains the first part of Plyvoon (Quicksand) by Alexander Zhitinsky, a sequel to his Lestnitza (Staircase). Having appeared … Continue reading →

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Polden, XXI Vek; October 2010

Posted on 28/10/2010 by Leonid Korogodski

Polden, XXI Vek (Noon, XXI Century) is a Russian science fiction magazine, founded in 2002 by Boris Strugatsky. The Strugatsky Brothers, Arkady (1925-1991) and Boris (b. 1933) have dominated the Russian science fiction for decades. The magazine’s title is clearly … Continue reading →

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