Sergey Malitsky
Sergey Malitsky is a Russian fantasy fiction writer of Polish descent. He is best known for his fantasy series Arban Saesh, The Code of Semideath, Nothing Personal and Ash of Gods. These are published by the Armada publishing house and by Eksmo.
Biography
In the year 2000 Malitsky released a collection of short stories entitled It's Easy. Then he turned from short stories to novels. His debut in this form, the novel The Outlander's Mission was released in 2006. Sergey is a prizewinner of two prestigious in Russian-speaking world literature awards: Sword without a Name and Golden Caduceus. His short fiction have appeared widely in Russia and Ukraine.Video game works
Malitsky has written the script of the fantasy video game for AurumDust.Personal life
Sergey Malitsky currently resides in Russian city Kolomna. He is married and have two children.''Arban Saesh'' series
Year | Title | Publisher | ISBN | Note |
2006 | The Outlander's Mission | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 5-93556-755-5 | Sword without a Name literature award, Golden Caduceus literature award |
2006 | Counting the Shadows | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 5-93556-771-7 | |
2006 | A Stone Between the Millstones | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 5-93556-784-9 |
''The Code of Semideath'' series
Year | Title | Publisher | ISBN | Note |
2007 | Ant Honey | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 5-93556-850-0 | |
2008 | A Frame for the Abyss | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 978-5-9922-0220-5 | |
2009 | The Seal of Ice | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 978-5-9922-0375-2 | |
2010 | The Man of Fun | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 978-5-9922-0587-9 |
''Nothing Personal'' series
Year | Title | Publisher | ISBN | Note |
2010 | The Qurantine | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 978-5-9922-0691-3 | |
2010 | The Blockade | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 978-5-9922-0771-2 |
''Ash of Gods'' series
Year | Title | Publisher | ISBN | Note |
2011 | The Subversion | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 978-5-9922-0960-0 | |
2012 | The Vale | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 978-5-9922-1210-5 | |
2012 | The Sacrifice | Armada publishing house, Moscow | 978-5-9922-1330-0 |
''Stones of Mitutu'' series
Year | Title | Publisher | ISBN | Note |
2014 | The Providence of Evil | Eksmo, Moscow | 978-5-699-69410-5 | |
2014 | The Taint | Eksmo, Moscow | 978-5-699-72307-2 | |
2014 | The Tremble | Eksmo, Moscow | 978-5-699-75298-0 | |
2015 | Shadow of the Shining One | Eksmo, Moscow | 978-5-699-78652-7 |
''Shelter of the Cursed'' series
Year | Title | Publisher | ISBN | Note |
2016 | The Darkness Silhouette | Armada, Moscow | 978-5-9922-2255-5 | |
2016 | Property of the Fallen | - | - | - |
Stand-alone novels
Year | Title | Publisher | ISBN | Note |
2007 | The Compression | Armada, Moscow | 978-5-93556-973-0 | |
2011 | The Vacancy | Armada, Moscow | 978-5-9922-0886-3 |
Novelettes
Year | Title | Publisher | ISBN | Note |
2000 | "The Assholedrome" | Rio, Moscow | 5-89752-031-3 | |
2012 | "Minus" | Kolomensky Almanac | ||
2012 | "Every Hunter" | Kolomensky Almanac |
Short stories
Title | Type | Year of publication |
"The Straining Thread" | short story | 1999 |
"The Things" | short story | 2002 |
"The Junkman" | short story | 2004 |
"Suburban Cyperpunk" | short story | 2004 |
"The Rules of Climbing Up the Vertical Wall" | short story | 2005 |
"Love with a Mocker" | short story | 2005 |
"The Genre Classic" | short story | 2005 |
"Palych" | short story | 2005; 2009 |
"The Broken Pencil" | short story | 2006 |
"The Preliminary Shot" | short story | 2007 |
The Job Interview | short story | 2008 |
"The Swede" | short story | 2008 |
"The Complete Inquiry" | short story | 2008 |
"Tea" | short story | 2008 |
"Tanya the Foolish Girl" | short story | 2009 |
"Confidentially" | short story | 2009 |
"The Guest" | short story | 2009 |
"The Dust" | short story | 2010 |
The Glass | short story | 2011 |
Interpretation | short story | 2012 |
"The Truancy" | short story | 2012 |
"The Reconstruction" | short story | 2012 |
"Tales from the Bunker" | short story | 2012 |