The issue is a collection of literary works by Russian authors, featuring poetry about love, war, and freedom, alongside science fiction prose and philosophical essays. The publication also includes humorous materials, a collection of Murphy's laws, and mystical stories based on Slavic myths. These contributions are complemented by features on a literary studio in Kostroma, notes on northern stone labyrinths, and a comprehensive guide to the ZX-Windows graphical interface.
Issue contents:
- From the editor - And this, as you already understood, is the second issue of “Fantadrome”.
- Pushkin to himself - Denis Gavrilov, Elena Zotova, Sergei Frolov, Oksana Kryazhova, Viktor Korolev, Sergei Kolesnikov.
- There... - Wild honey, Sunset, That's all.
- ...and here - Frost and steel, Falcon and his apple.
- ...and here - Thoughts on and without reason.
- Humor - Laugh sawmill.
- Humor - Murphology.
- Were - There were ancient Russians.
- RtYtb=Ru - Literary studio of O. GuBanov.
- RtYtb=Ru - Sunny day after the rain, Peculiar poems.
- Per Aspera - People of the stone book.
- Per Aspera - A note about the NEMO article.
- Help - ZX-Windows.
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