Set in: Kiev (Ukraine), Moscow (Russia), Warsaw, Zwonowice, Radom, Szczecin, Częstochowa (Poland), parts of Slovakia and Hungary Set in: Rome, Urbino, Rimini, Santarcangelo di Romagna, Ravenna, Venice (Italy)Ĭontinued by: The Children's Crusade The Children's Crusade Īvailable in: Italian, Russian, Polish, HungarianĬontinued by: The Conclave of Darkness Poland Achromatopsia Ĭontinued by: The Promised Human The Promised Human įirst published in: November 2016 (Poland)Ĭontinued by: The Giant In the Firelight įirst published in: January 2014 (Poland) Looking at its live stats, the top 5 countries with the most visits (from most frequent to least) are the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Poland.įirst published in: November 2011 (Italy)Īvailable in: Italian, Russian, Polish, German, Hungarian One way of judging which countries are the most interested in the series is by looking at the statistics of the official Russian website for the Universe. None of the works has yet been translated into English. Outside of the region, Germany has received some translations even fewer stories from the series have also been published in Italy, Spain, Sweden, France, and South Korea. It enjoys great popularity in Russia (where a new title is released each month) and other Eastern European countries, such as Poland (where the project is growing rapidly) and Hungary (where it has also gathered a cult following). The series features not only the creations of Russian writers, but also the creative works of Belarusian, Polish, Ukrainian, British, Italian, and Cuban authors. To date, over 90 books have been published under this label. Although the project started off in Russia in late 2009, it has grown immensely since then and has consequently been turned into an international programme.

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