Atomic Beasts: Base
E-book, Czech
Atomic Beasts: Base
Base: Frantic postapo by Snegoňová and Kotleta
Atomic beasts run around the world - mutated humans, relics of the last war, and those who survived the atomic madness without mutation hide from them in shelters and fortified cities. The base is one of the safest human habitats. Somewhere in the middle of the Czech Republic, under the protection of piles of concrete and roadblocks, one can live as happily as the conditions of the post-apocalyptic world allow. But on the day the sisters of the Church of the Nuclear Goddess arrive at the Base, everything changes. Let the radiation situation remain stable! The Base is the first book in a new series by Kristýna Sněgoňová and František Kotleta.
Welcome to the frantic postapo world of the best Czech fantasy authors.
Kristýna Sněgonová
The Czech action fiction writer published her first novel, Blood for Rusalka, in 2018. She established herself on the book market unprecedentedly fast, almost immediately. Blood for Rusalka was followed by other novels, The Wicked and the dystopian science fiction about the fate of humanity, The City in the Clouds. In addition, he writes short stories almost simultaneously, which he publishes in the magazine Pevnost and various anthologies and anthologies - Žoldnéři fantazie, Ve shínu Říše, Ve shínu apokalypsy and others. One of her short stories is part of the prestigious collection of short stories by prominent Czech authors of the science fiction and fantasy genre Lockdown.
František Kotleta
Behind the name František Kotleta is Leoš Kyša, a journalist and member of the Czech Sisyphus Skeptics Club. He first published several very successful short stories and even two science fiction books under his own name. The fictitious image of Kotleta, invented by Kyša himself, was really shocking. He presented himself as a convict, a businessman, an abandoned orphan and a butcher all rolled into one. His mother was supposed to be a mysteriously disappeared dancer and CIA spy, his father perhaps Mikhail Gorbachev, whom his mother had seduced during a secret visit to Bruntál. Or one of the customers of the brothel that Kotlet's fictional mother was supposed to run to hide her true identity. František Kotleta was supposed to have gotten a taste for literature in prison, where he was supposed to have ended up after a chisel fight with police officers during his birthday party. But all this is fictitious.
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