Vasiliev, Vladimir Nikolaevich (science fiction)

He was born and until 2000 lived in the city of Nikolaev in Ukraine. ^[3] He graduated from Nikolaev SPTU No. 21 with a degree in radio traffic control and instrument control, and for some time worked at a railway telephone exchange. I tried to write fiction from the eighth grade of school. The first publication is a story in the Nikolaev newspaper "Lenin Tribe" in the block of the Nikolaev club of science fiction lovers "Argo". At this time, Vladimir Vasiliev served as a border guard on the southern border in Turkmenistan ^[3] , in the Red Banner Central Asian Border District (KSAPO).

Lives in the city of Herceg Novi.

• The first book in 1991 was published by Boris Zavgorodniy.
• 1992 - The first foreign publication in Bulgaria with the assistance of Ivaylo Runeva.
• Since 1996 - a professional writer.

For sixteen years he collaborated with the Moscow publishing house AST .
Hobbies - yacht , football , sumo , laptops , music , Gibson electric guitars, electric guitars with an aluminum signature stamp.

In 2014, more than one hundred and fifty books were published (including abroad) and a number of publications in collective collections; in addition, multimedia CDs with texts, photographs and audio tracks of amateurly recorded songs, CDs with audio books have been released.

In the second half of 2014, together with the Nikolaev rock band "Prospect Mira", of which Vladimir was a member as far back as the late 1980s, a semi-professional album "Belated Confession" containing 14 original tracks was recorded.

Laureate of a number of Russian and international literary awards in the field of science fiction:

• Star Bridge (1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007) ^[4]
• Big Urania (2000)
• Little Urania (2000)
• Roscon (2001, 2005, 2010, 2018) ^[5]
• Bronze Snail (2005)
• Purple Crystal named after L.P. Kozinets (2008)
• Aelita (2009) ^[6]

He is also a laureate of a comic, unofficial prize held at the convention - a conference of Russian science-fiction writers RosCon - Drunk Sword (2004) "for the constant display of Obolon beer in his works," (2005) "for the book" Antarctica online "."

Family

Married, has two children.

Novels

• The Blades (1996)
• “The enemy is unknown ” (novelization of the computer game X-COM: UFO Defense ) (1997)
• “Hunting wild trucks” (“Technician of Greater Kiev”) (1998)
• “Death or Glory” (1998)
• Going to Night (co-authored with Anna Kitaeva) (1999) - III place at the Star Bridge festival (1999) in the nomination For the Best Novel
• “Wolf nature” (1999) + “The Beast in Each of Us” (2000) - dilogy
• The Black Relay (1999)
• Day Watch (co-authored by Sergey Lukyanenko (2000) - I place at the Star Bridge festival (2000) in the nomination Cycles, Series and Novels Continued. I place (Golden RosCon) at the Russian science fiction conference “ RosCon "(2001).
• “Three Steps to Dunkarten” (2001)
• “Hearts and Motors”, “Hot Start” (2002) - a dilogy related to Lukyanenko’s “Labyrinth of Reflections”.
• “Legacy of the Giants” (2002) - I place at the Star Bridge festival (2002) in the nomination “Cycles, Series and Novels Continued” + “Nobody but Us” (2005) - dilogy
• “The Face of the Black Palmyra ” (2003) - III place at the festival “Star Bridge” (2004) in the nomination “Cycles, TV shows and novels with sequel”.
• Antarctica online (co-authored with Alexander Gromov ) (2004) - II place at the Star Bridge festival (2004) in the nomination For the Best Novel; The Bronze Snail (2005).
• “Treasure of Kapudania” (2007) - III place at the Star Bridge festival (2007) in the nomination “For the Best Novel”; "Purple Crystal" them. L.P. Kozinets at the festival "Ayu-Dag Constellation" (2008) for the best work addressed to the history, culture, current situation and future fate of Crimea.
• “Hide and seek on the axial” (within the framework of the STALKER project) (2010)
• “Children of the duplicator” (within the framework of the STALKER project) (2011)
• “Two reserves” (2012) ^[7] + “Phasis imago” (2017)
• “Time of Inversions” (2014)
• “Recruit” (2013) (Inter-author cycle Borderland )
• “Shurup” (2014) - I place (“Golden RosCon”) at the Russian science fiction conference “RosCon” (2018).

Collections

• The Sign of the Warrior (1996)
• “Boarding at eSpace” (1997)
• "Stars over Shandalar" (1999)
• "Jolly Roger hydrofoil" (2002)
• The Forgotten Road (2003)
• “Gentlemen of good weather” (2006)
• “Alien Worlds” (2006)
• “The genius of the subway” (2007)
• "The Stranger Earth" (2008)

The cycle “The Witcher from Greater Kiev” (1999 - ...) - I place at the Star Bridge festival (2003) in the nomination “Cycles, Series, and Novels Continued”. ^[eight]

• “The Witcher from Greater Kiev” (“Grem from Greater Kiev”) (1999)
• “Duty, Honor, and Taimas” (2000)
• The Question of Price (2001)
• “Homeland of Indifference” (2002)
• The Nanny (2004)
• “Artificial selection” (2004)
• No past (2006)
• Matador (2007)
• The Witcher's Word (2008)
• “The train is out of schedule” (2009)
• The Colors of the Truce (2012)

Audiobooks

• “The Legacy of the Giants”, 2003, 2005, CD, mp3
• “The Witcher from Greater Kiev”, 2003, CD, mp3
• The Day Watch, 2004, 2 CD, mp3
• “Face of the Black Palmyra”, 2005, CD, mp3
• Day Watch (reissued) 2006, 2 CD, mp3
• Wolf Wolf, 2006, CD, mp3
• “The Beast in Each of Us”, 2006, 2 CD, mp3
• Hot Start, 2006, CD, mp3
• "Nobody but us", 2007, mp3
• “Death or Glory”, 2007, CD, mp3
• “The Black Relay", 2007, CD, mp3
• “The Witcher from Greater Kiev”, 2007, CD, mp3
• “Treasure of Kapudania”, 2009, CD, mp3
• The Witcher's Word, 2009, CD, mp3
• “Time of Inversions”, 2014, CD, mp3
• Recruit, 2015, CD, mp3

• Dmitry Tarabanov. Evil humanist (Russian) // World of fiction: magazine. - Moscow: TekhnoMir, 2004. - No. 2 . - S. 6-7 .
• Lilia Chuzhova. Borderland (Russian) // World of fiction: magazine. - Moscow: TekhnoMir, 2016. - No. 1 . - S. 28 .
• Dmitry Skiryuk. Wolf nature // Science fiction shop: magazine. - Perm, 2000. - No. 4 . - S. 25 .

• Page V.N. Vasiliev on the site "Nikolaev literary"
• The official page of V. N. Vasiliev on the site "Russian Fantasy"
• Official fan site
•   - Vladimir Vasiliev in LiveJournal
• Vasiliev Vladimir // Fiction of modern Ukraine. Encyclopedic reference book / edited by Doctor of Philology, Professor I.V. Cherny. - Kharkov: Publishing House "Investor", 2007.
• Vasiliev, Vladimir Nikolaevich (science fiction) on the site " Science Fiction Laboratory "