That time, for fantasy lovers, should be divided into two stages, before Perestroika and during Gorbachev's Perestroika. Asimov, Sheckley, Bradbury, something from Garrison. then it was "The Unstoppable Planet", the beginning of the "Moralist", you could find and read. My grandmother was a librarian and I asked her to select literature for me to read. Asimov I attributed to thoughtful reading, Sheckley wrote light, sometimes very funny stories, and Bradbury is prone to psychodialic fiction, lol, sometimes there was a heavy residue after him. Harrison is impossible not to love, during perestroika I read everything he wrote and understood how poor cinema is. I couldn't understand why no one is filming Stainless Steel Rat lol. I visited Barsoom even before the film adaptation, reading Burroughs, Asprin gave vivid impressions of the journey between reflections and the excellent humor of the Shutt company, 9 princes of amber, with each new volume, became more and more like the Three Musketeers, 10 years later, 20 years later and Vicomte de Bragelon, I think the first book is the most action-packed), Norton with worlds similar to the worlds of Tolkien and Highline, with his dislike for bugs), appeared in my library later .. it's hard to tell everything in one comment.

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