Roman Zlotnikov

The creator of wonderful worlds, a science fiction writer, whose biography began with a seemingly cynical and mundane work in departmental bodies. Roman Zlotnikov is the author of a series of books about amazing transformations and adventures of heroes in fantasy reality.

Roman Valerievich was born in May 1963. As the writer notes with irony, publishing a short autobiography in LiveJournal, the month of birth, according to beliefs, foreshadowed a life full of hassle for the boy. In addition to this, the number was also not the happiest - 13, moreover, the date fell on Monday. Despite this, the biography of the writer cannot be called unhappy or full of tragic incidents.

The future science fiction writer was born in one of the many closed towns of the Soviet Union - Arzamas-16. During the Soviet era, the main specialization of the majority of residents was the production of nuclear weapons.

Subsequently, the settlement was renamed Sarov. However, little Roman with his parents left him much earlier. In 1966 the family moved to Obninsk. There Zlotnikov graduated from high school No. 4. By the way, Mikhail Shcherbakov, the performer of the author's song, studied there simultaneously with Roman Valerievich.

According to Zlotnikov, he was an obedient domestic child of intelligent parents. In addition to general education, he graduated from art school, attended the accordion class of music. However, it was rather the desire of parents to instill in their son general development skills than the development of talents.

However, closer to the end of his studies, the obedient boy suddenly began to skip lessons. Then the front-line grandfather joined the upbringing process. A harsh and indisputable authority, the former colonel told his grandson about the desire to see him as an officer. In 1980, yesterday's schoolboy entered the Saratov Higher Military Command School of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 1984, with just received a diploma in his arms and with two stars on his shoulder straps, the young soldier left for the position of platoon commander in the troops of the vast homeland.

Roman came to a career as a writer gradually and by accident. The collapse of the Soviet Union, massive redundancies in the staff of military officers were an indirect reason. After serving in various parts of the country, after his dismissal in 1992, the captain ended up in the Obninsk branch of the VIPK of employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. At home, the man taught the recruits in shooting and psychology.

The first literary experience was a note in the military magazine "On a combat post". The decision to print the feuilleton turned out to be a pleasant surprise for the author, and gradually the prose writer is already writing stories and stories.

However, Roman turned to full-fledged writing in 1998. Until his retirement in 2004, he combined writing a series of science fiction books with the service. And after leaving for a well-deserved military rest, he devoted all his time to creativity. A versatile personality, the former military man published reviews of political events in the print media, developed concepts for filling sites and advertising materials.

The first published novels of the author were “Doomed to Fight”, which marked the beginning of the cycle “Gron” (“Warrior”), “Swords over the Stars” - the start of the “Eternal” series, “Mutiny on the Outskirts of the Galaxy” - the beginning of the cycle “Berserkers”. The writer works both in the genres of classic fantasy and science fiction, which include the Arvendale series, the Earthling series, and in the genres of science fiction and alternative history.

Among other things, Roman Zlotnikov works closely with his literary colleagues. During the 2000s, the series “The Born Nobleman” was published in collaboration with Anton Kornilov, “A Conversation with the Leader” with Alexei Makhrov, and others. Together with Andrey Nikolaev, work has begun on the Hunting for the Hunter series. Unfortunately, the co-author has passed away, the book "Raging Bear" is dedicated to a friend and colleague of Zlotnikov.

The writer's books have been awarded literary prizes more than once, in 2011 he was named Fantastic of the Year for the greatest commercial success according to RosCon. Readers and fans of the author's talent admit that in each of the books you can find something of your own, therefore, the work of Roman Valerievich is interesting to people of all ages, and the novels are read with rapture in one breath.

According to the author, the life of a young military man could hardly be called measured and serious. This continued until Roman Valerievich fell in love.

In 1986, young lovers got married, and already in 1987, a daughter, Olga, was born. The youngest son in the family of the prose writer was born later, in 1993. The author, like many writers, is far from a secular lifestyle; photos of his family and children are absent on the Web. On the official website, the writer publishes only creative plans and announcements of book releases.

In 2018, the science fiction writer continues fruitful cooperation with the publishing houses Armada (Alpha Kniga), AST. Continuations of the beloved cycles, which are eagerly awaited by loyal readers, are published in print.

On his personal site, the author shares his plans for further work with fans. Some series, according to the writer, it was decided to complete, as, for example, "Call Time", "Berserkers", "Hunt for the Hunter".

Since October 2017, work is underway on a new series "Swiss". The novels promise to be original and unusual for a science fiction bibliography, because the main character falls into the body of Joseph Stalin himself.

In addition, Roman Valerievich regularly holds meetings with readers in the cities of Russia and neighboring countries.

In addition to the fantastic genre, Roman Valerievich in his blog on LiveJournal shares with his subscribers his views on the political atmosphere and events taking place in the world.

Series:

"Arvendale" "Berserkers" "Eternal" "General-Admiral" "Gron" ("Warrior") "Earthlings" "Empire" "Kom" "The Prince's Way" "Ruigat" "Tsar Fedor" "Elite Elite"

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