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Gerd Maximovic

    August 29, 1944

    Gerd Maximovič's work delves into the complex interplay between freedom and necessity, reality and dreams. His prose, marked by a poetic language and profound psychological insight, explores human existence in its most intimate facets. The author masterfully blends existential themes with subtle humor and irony, crafting a unique reading experience. His writings prompt reflection on the essence of life and the human soul.

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    Die Erforschung des Omega-Planeten
    The greatest discovery in history of all mankind
    Mirror, Mirror
    The Thing Which Fell From the Heavens
    • 2016
    • 2014

      The Thing Which Fell From the Heavens

      • 556 pages
      • 20 hours of reading

      Gerd Maximovic, a highly acclaimed German science fiction writer, showcases his finest stories in this collection, including the award-winning "The Red Crystal Planet." Renowned for his contributions to prestigious publications like Playboy and Omni, Maximovic's work has also appeared in numerous anthologies and six individual collections, highlighting his significant impact on the genre.

      The Thing Which Fell From the Heavens
    • 2014

      Mirror, Mirror

      • 564 pages
      • 20 hours of reading

      Gerd Maximovic showcases his acclaimed storytelling in this collection, featuring humorous tales about married professors and clever old women, alongside high-quality fairy tales like the modern retelling of "Mirror, Mirror." The stories, originally published in prestigious magazines, blend entertainment with thought-provoking themes, ensuring readers are engaged and challenged. From whimsical narratives to gripping twists reminiscent of Hitchcock's "Birds," this volume promises a captivating experience that goes beyond mere entertainment.

      Mirror, Mirror