Nuclear Dream

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Nuclear Dream
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Author Sergey Lukyanenko
Original title "Атомный Сон" ("Atomnyi Son")
Country Russia
Language Russian
Genre(s) Adventure novel
Publication date 1990
Media type Print (Hardback & Paperback)
ISBN ISBN 5-17-012405-8

Written in 1990, Alma-ata (also known as Отложенное возмездие, "Delayed revenge") Nuclear Dream is a post-nuclear fiction novel by Sergey Lukyanenko. It is also a title of a collection of various works by Sergey Lukyaninko, which was published in 2002. Along with the other things, it included the above-mentioned novel.

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See Main Article.

[edit] Nuclear Dream

[edit] Plot introduction

On the post-nuclear landscape of the United States, it is hard to survive. The most ruthless individuals are dragons, who reject their own humanity, as well as the notion of kindness.

Those who survived in underground bunkers don't like to visit the surface because life there is so brutal. However, the protagonist knows of an automated missile base that is programmed to perform a delayed nuclear strike — delayed to twenty years after the War, a time that is quickly approaching.

Mike, a man from from "Reserv-6", meets Drago, a "dragon" who can communicate telepathically with his dog, Prince. As the three journey to stop the missile — aimed at Russia — from launching, Drago learns much about himself that he didn't know, and, by the end, questions his status as a dragon altogether.

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[edit] Short Stories

[edit] From Fate

  • Evening Conversation with Mister Special Ambassador
  • From Fate
  • Footsteps Behind Your Back
  • Negotiators
  • Ahaulya Lyalyapta

[edit] Time Spiral

  • A Talk Between Men
  • Time Spiral
  • Professional
  • Coincidence
  • Very Important Cargo

[edit] Misc Work

[edit] Articles

  • World of Moving Pictures
  • History of Illnesses or Games That Play People

[edit] Scripts

This section contains the initial draft of the scrips for the Night Watch film adaptation that were written during the period when the novel was supposed to be adapted into a made-for-TV mini-series.

[edit] Pranks

  • Koblandy-batyr and Barsa-Kelmes
  • Arguegenic Key
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