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    Взгляд со Стороны. Избранные Рассказы

    By Яков Фрейдин

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    Автору повезло — у него было две жизни. Первую он прожил в СССР, откуда уехал в 1977 году, а свою вторую жизнь он живёт в США, на берегу Тихого Океана в тёплом и красивом городе Сан Диего, что у мексиканской границы. В первой жизни автор занимался многими вещами: выучился на радиоинженера и получил степень кандидата наук, разрабатывал медицинские приборы, снимал кино как режиссёр и кинооператор, работал кинорепортёром для ТВ, играл в театре, баловался в КВН, строил цветомузыкальные установки и давал на них концерты.

    Во второй жизни он работал исследователем в университете, основал несколько компаний, изобрёл много полезных вещей и получил на них 60 патентов, написал две книги по-английски и множество рассказов по-русски.

    По его учебнику студенты в университетах изучают датчики.

    В Калифорнийском Университете он читал лекции по теории датчиков и истории искусства периода Ренессанса. Пишет картины и путешествует по Миру.

    Это второй сборник рассказов на русском языке. Первый сборник «Степени Приближения» (Hurricane Books Publishers) вышел два года назад (2017).

    Все рассказы в этой книге (за исключением пары первоапрельских розыгрышей) основаны на реальных событиях и примечательных людях, а потому в этой книге мало вымысла.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherT/O Neformat
    Release dateJan 19, 2019
    ISBN9781386557036
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