Alexander Orestovich Khlebnikov was a famous Soviet science fiction writer. He has accounted for more than a hundred written books. The writer's contribution to the development of native and foreign literature is invaluable.
Biography
The life of the writer began in the late summer of 1926. While studying at school, he was distinguished by diligent behavior and excellent study, each academic year, another diploma was added to his account for success in learning. The hometown is Vyshny Volochok.
Having graduated in library profile, he decided to connect his life with books. Alexander worked as a librarian from 27 to 60 years old. In the city of Vyborg, in addition to him, there was not a single man who would occupy such a position.
In the photograph of 1959, the famous artist Mikhail Sholokhov shares autographs with his fans. Among the people around him, you can see the future professional in the field of writing science fiction. It was Sholokhov who served as an example for him. Khlebnikov’s career was interrupted by numerous diseases. In 2007, at the age of 80, there was no known artist.
Creativity and books
The first published book by Alexander Orestovich was published in 1958. From the very beginning, science fiction has become its main profile. Soviet readers watched his creations in more than ten magazines, in various collections of science fiction literature.
Dozens of book stories by Alexander are translated into many languages of different countries. But achieving this translation was extremely difficult. The fact is that Soviet restrictions on censorship created problems with printing. Any distinction with the foundations and ideologies of state policy was never welcomed. Alexander's stories were also influenced by the Soviet system.
The works of the famous author are read both by Russian connoisseurs of science fiction literature, and in Europe his books were able to win their audience. The year 2001 was marked by the fact that out of the numerous list of creative creations of the author, a collection of novels in a fantastic genre was created under the leadership of the editors of the city of St. Petersburg.
As Khlebnikov himself told about one of his stories, for two years he offered this work to countless magazines. Everything turned out to be in vain, the refusals were motivated by a discrepancy with the real history of people and the country. According to the author, science fiction should not be combined with reality; he sincerely did not support such views.
