Alexander Gennadievich Patients wrote unique military history books, translated some foreign works on this subject, and also created fascinating science fiction novels and stories.
Patients Alexander Gennadievich helps the reader plunge into the world of science fiction, mentally travel to history to see through the eyes of the author the military events of past years. The writer is also a talented translator, thanks to the efforts of which fascinating foreign works became clear to the Russian reader.
Biography
Alexander Gennadievich was born in the Baltic on the first February day of 1954. It happened in the city of Taline.
The boy studied well at school, he showed a special inclination for the exact sciences. A talented mathematician was repeatedly invited to various Olympics - from urban to allied, from which he returned as a prize-winner.
Then the family moved to the city of Sverdlovsk, which is now called Yekaterinburg. Here the young man submitted documents to the Ural Polytechnic. He chose a very serious department, where they taught nuclear and experimental physics.
Then Alexander Patients were called up for military service. So he got into the radio special battalion.
Creation
Having served the army and graduated from the institute, Alexander Gennadievich begins his working career. He works at some defense enterprises. It seemed that the life of Alexander Gennadyevich had developed and was going on the thumb, but then she made a steep turn to the side.
This was facilitated by the conduct or fate. After all, once, Alexander got into the youth club, which was founded by the famous writer Vladislav Krapivin.
The writer was able to captivate the young man, and soon Patients wrote a short story in a fantastic genre. The work was called "Poachers." It turned out to be very successful, such that it was printed in the Ural Ranger. The next literary work called "A Scorpion Bonfire" became very popular. She was published in the same journal "Ural Pathfinder" in 1986.
Then Alexander Patnykh continues his literary activity in this literary genre. His next work was the story "Once upon a time there was a thief." From the pen of the master comes a few dozen sci-fi works. It is published in private and public publications.
