His Master's Voice

Stanislaw Lem (1921–2006), a writer called “worthy of the Nobel Prize” by the New York Times, was an internationally renowned author of novels, short stories, literary criticism, and philosophical essays. His books have been translated into forty-four languages and have sold more than thirty million copies.

"Such deadly wit, such deadly playful tightrope walking…a modern European version of Swift or Voltaire.”—Peter S. Beagle, New York Times—