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Andrei Belyanin (born in 1967) is a Russian [[Science Fiction]] and [[Fantasy]] writer. Most of his novels are known for humor and parody. Oftentimes, the novels involve [[Time Travel]] and feature a hearty dose of [[Anachronism Stew]]. The author is also quick to subvert the typical fantasy notions of Light and Dark, pointing out that [[Light Is Not Good]] and [[Dark Is Not Evil]]. Belyanin is also known for translating certain foreign works into Russian.
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* '''''Sword with No Name''''' (1997-98). Belyanin's most popular series involving a modern-day man finding himself in a [[Medieval European Fantasy]].
** ''Sword with No Name'' has a man go to a Renaissance fair in a Medieval castle and, while looking for the bathroom, ends up in a magical kingdom ruled by an [[Evil Sorcerer]] from his [[Floating Continent|floating city]]. Suddenly, the plastic fake sword in his hands is no longer a fake (nor made of plastic), but the legendary Sword with No Name, and he is the long-awaited Landgrave Skiminok, destined to free the kingdom from the usurper.
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