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Occupation
  
Author,

Genre
  
Fantasy Action

Nationality
  
Russian/Polish

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Born
  
12 October 1962 (age 54) Irkutskaya oblast, Russian Federation (
1962-10-12
)

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Sergey Malitsky (Russian: Сергей Малицкий) is a contemporary Russian fantasy fiction writer of Polish descent, best known for his fantasy series Arban Saesh, The Code of Semideath, Nothing Personal, Ash of Gods and others, which were released by Armada publishing house and Eksmo.

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Biography

In the year 2000 Malitsky released a collection of short stories entitled It's Easy («Легко»). Then he turned from short stories to novels. His debut in this form, the novel The Outlander's Mission («Миссия для чужеземца») was released in 2006. Sergey is a prizewinner of two prestigious in Russian-speaking world literature awards: Sword without a Name (Moscow, Russia, 2007, for the novel The Outlander's Mission) and Golden Caduceus (Kharkov, Ukraine, 2007, for the same novel). Many short stories written by Malitsky were published in different literature collections released in Russia and Ukraine.

Video game collaborations

Currently Sergey Malitsky works on the script of fantasy RPG/TBS video game Ash of Gods: Redemption which is in development by the studio AurumDust.

Personal life

Sergey Malitsky currently resides in Russian city Kolomna. He is married and have two children.

Awards

  • Sword without a Name - 2007, for the novel The Outlander's Mission
  • Golden Caduceus - 2007, for the novel The Outlander's Mission
  • References

    Sergey Malitsky Wikipedia


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