Mikhail Yemtsev

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Mikhail Tichonowitsch Jemzew ( Russian Михаил Тихонович Емцев ; born June 3, 1930 in Cherson , USSR ; died August 25, 2003 in Moscow ) was a Russian writer and chemist who mainly collaborated with Yeremei Parnow on a series of science fiction -Published novels and stories.

Life

Jemzew studied at the Moscow Technical University (Moskowski technologitscheski uniwersitet, abbreviated MITChT) technical chemistry and then worked at the Institute for Fossil Fuels at the Academy of Sciences in Moscow.

In the early 1960s he began to publish science fiction with his colleague Parnow. A first short story Секрет бессмертия (Secret bessmertija) was published in 1961. In 1963 the novella Уравнение с Бледного Нептуна (Urawnenije s Blednowo Neptuna) followed. In total, the team published three novels, six short stories and almost 30 short stories. The most important work is the novella Последняя дверь (Poslednjaja dwer, German as The Last Door or The Last Gate to Aya ). In 1970 Jemzew and Parnow ended their collaboration when Jemzew turned to dissident circles and began campaigning for human rights in the Soviet Union.

Some of the works of Jemzew and Parnow appeared in German, English and French translations.

bibliography

Novels
  • 1964 Душа Мира (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1966 Море Дирака [= Чёрный ящик Цереры] (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1970 Клочья тьмы на игле времени (with Jeremei Parnow)
Novellas
  • 1963 Уравнение с Бледного Нептуна (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Бунт тридцати триллионов (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Последнее путешествие полковника Фосетта (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1965 Только четыре дня (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1968 Ярмарка теней (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1969 Слеза Большого водопада [= Семь банок кофе] (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1976 Бог после шести (Притворяшки)
  • 1990 Светлая смерть во Владимире
  • 1990 Чистая планета
Short stories
  • 1961 Секрет бессмертия (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1962 Запонки с кохлеоидой (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1962 Не оставляющий следа [= На Зелёном Перевале] (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1963 Доатомное состояние (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1963 Падение сверхновой (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1963 Снежок (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Аналогия (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Зелёная креветка (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Иду в глубину [= Операция "Кашалот", Операцiя "Кашалот"] (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Кангамато (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Лоцман Кид (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Последняя дверь (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Угодный Солнцу (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1964 Цепная реакция (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1965 De profundis [= Из глубины] (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1965 Приговорён к наслаждению [= Приговорённый к наслаждению] (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1965 Фигуры на плоскости (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1966 «Жёлтые очи» (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1966 Возвратите любовь (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1966 И сгинул день (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1966 Идеальный ариец (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1966 Летящие сквозь мгновенье. Глава 1 (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1966 Орфей и Эвридика (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1967 Оружие твоих глаз (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1967 Сфера Шварцшильда (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1967 Три кварка (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1968 Дело, которое всплыло в наводнение (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1969 Фермент М (with Jeremei Parnow)
  • 1972 Унтер Пришибеев на Олимпе [фельетон]
Translations
  • with Jeremei Parnow: The last door: four fantastic stories. Translated by Anneliese Globig. Publishing house culture and progress, Berlin 1965.
  • with Jeremei Parnow: Kongomato. Translated by Heinz Kübar. The new adventure # 318. New Life Publishing House, Berlin 1973.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The last door . Translated by Anneliese Globig. In: Lothar Grünewald (Ed.): Flight to Alpha Eridani. Culture and Progress, 1970.
  2. ↑ The last gate to Aya . Translated by Birgit Reß-Bohusch . In: Mirra Ginsburg (ed.): Out in space and other Russian SF stories. Heyne SF&F # 3216, 1970.
personal data
SURNAME Jemzew, Mikhail
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Jemzew, Michail Tichonowitsch (full name, Latin-Cyrillic); Емцев, Михаил Тихонович (full name, Russian-Cyrillic); Emcev, Michail Tichonovič (full name, transliteration, Russian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian science fiction author
DATE OF BIRTH June 3, 1930
PLACE OF BIRTH Kherson , USSR
DATE OF DEATH August 25, 2003
Place of death Moscow