A Lord from Planet Earth

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A Lord from Planet Earth (Russian: Лорд с планеты Земля) is a trilogy of science-fiction novels by Russian writer Sergey Lukyanenko. Although predominantly science-fiction, the novels also include some elements of the fantasy genre. They are only available in Russian.^[1]

The trilogy consists of:

A Princess Is Worth Death (Russian: Принцесса стоит смерти)^[1]
The Planet which Doesn't Exist (Russian: Планета, которой нет)^[1]
Glass Sea (Russian: Стеклянное море)^[1]

The initial draft of the first novel was written as a fantasy novel. However, Lukyanenko, then decided that the science-fiction version was better. The fantasy draft was subsequently lost.^[1]

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v t e Bibliography of Sergei Lukyanenko
Island Russia	Today, Mom! Island Russia Tsar, Tsarevich, King, Prince
A Lord from Planet Earth	A Princess Is Worth Death The Planet Which Doesn't Exist Glass Sea
Line of Delirium	Line of Delirium Emperors of Illusions Shadows of Dreams
Labyrinth of Reflections	Labyrinth of Reflections False Mirrors Transparent Stained-Glass Windows
The Stars Are Cold Toys	The Stars Are Cold Toys Star Shadow
World of Watches	Night Watch Day Watch Dusk Watch Last Watch New Watch Sixth Watch
Genome	Dances on the Snow Genome Cripples
Seekers of the Sky	Cold Shores Morning Nears
Draft	Rough Draft Final Draft
Other novels	Knights of Forty Islands Nuclear Dream The Boy and the Darkness Autumn Visits Not the Time for Dragons Spectrum Competitors
Story collections	H Is for Human Nuclear Dream Gadget

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