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Anthony Olcott

    1. január 1950 – 1. január 2018

    Anthony Olcott, píšuci pod pseudonymom Toni Brill spolu so svojou manželkou, je autorom, editorom a prekladateľom so širokým záberom. Jeho literárne diela, vrátane nominovaných románov a ocenených štúdií ruskej kriminálnej literatúry, skúmajú zložité vzťahy medzi komunikáciou, dátami a informáciami. Olcottov výskum sa zameriava na výzvy, ktoré masívna explózia médií predstavuje pri premene dát na informácie a informácií na spravodajské poznatky. Jeho hlboký záujem o transformáciu dát na spravodajské informácie je badateľný v celej jeho tvorivej aj odbornej činnosti.

    Rubel für Magadan
    Russian Pulp
    Mayday in Magadan
    Murder at the Red October
    • Mayday in Magadan

      • 336 stránok
      • 12 hodin čítania

      An old cleaning woman caught at Magadan airport with sacks containing priceless furs...A tragic airline "accident" that kills a woman with a devastating secret...A sudden flurrying shift in the Soviet hierarchy...Such are the sinister threads which intertwine to thrust Ivan Duvakin into the menacing glace of KGB suspicions. — Now Duvakin is running for his life, plunged into the vortex of a deadly conspiracy that reaches from the top levels of Party command. His only ally is Galya, a woman doctor whose sensual charms mask a ferocious heart --and who may or may not be his ultimate betrayer.

      Mayday in Magadan
    • Russian Pulp

      The Detektiv and the Russian Way of Crime

      • 220 stránok
      • 8 hodin čítania

      Exploring the unique perspective of crime and law enforcement in Russia, the book delves into the detektiv genre, revealing how it reflects societal views on morality and justice. Anthony Olcott analyzes key elements of thrillers—such as sex, theft, and murder—showing that Russians perceive police and criminals as interconnected aspects of human imperfection. This comprehensive study serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Russian culture and society, from newcomers to seasoned scholars.

      Russian Pulp