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Mark Brandis

Nikolai von Michalewsky (aka Mark Brandis) (January 17, 1931, Dahlewitz - December 27, 2000, Grasberg) was a German writer best known for a series of science fiction novels published between 1972 and 1987.

Originally a journalist, he started writing fictional works in the late 1950s, mostly juvenile novels. He expanded his field into documentary filming and writing of radio drama. In the early 1970s he was approached by German book publisher Herder to write a science fiction book for juveniles. Despite having no previous experience in the field of science fiction, von Michalewsky's first book, Bordbuch Delta VII, was an instant success.

He wrote approximately two books a year over the following decades to eventually complete a series of 31 novels. The series became the second best-selling German-language science fiction series of all time, eclipsed only by team effort Perry Rhodan. A late attempt to revive/expand/continue the series was limited to one novel, Ambivalente Zone. This expanded universe series was cut short when von Michalewsky died shortly after Christmas 2000, leaving the second novel unfinished.

The Mark Brandis series:

  1. Bordbuch Delta VII
  2. Verrat auf der Venus
  3. Unternehmen Delphin
  4. Aufstand der Roboter
  5. Vorstoß zum Uranus
  6. Die Vollstrecker
  7. Testakte Kolibri
  8. Raumsonde Epsilon
  9. Salomon 76
  10. Aktenzeichen: Illegal
  11. Operation Sonnenfracht
  12. Alarm für die Erde
  13. Countdown für die Erde
  14. Kurier zum Mars
  15. Die lautlose Bombe
  16. Pilgrim 2000
  17. Der Spiegelplanet
  18. Sirius-Patrouille
  19. Astropolis
  20. Triton-Passage
  21. Blindflug zur Schlange
  22. Raumposition Oberon
  23. Vargo-Faktor
  24. Astronautensonne
  25. Planetaktion Z
  26. Ikarus, Ikarus...
  27. Der Pandora-Zwischenfall
  28. Metropolis-Konvoi
  29. Zeitspule
  30. Die Eismensch-Verschwörung
  31. Geheimsache Wetterhahn

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