The Head of Professor Dowell . Amphibian Man . The Island of the Lost Ships" is a unique collection of works by one of the brightest representatives of Russian science fiction Alexander Romanovich Belyaev. These three stories, each of which plunges the reader into the world of the unusual and mysterious, cause genuine interest and make you think about the limits of human capabilities and morality. The first story, “The Head of Professor Dowell”, tells about the fate of a brilliant scientist who, after a tragic death, finds himself in an unusual situation. His head, separated from his body, continues to live and think. This work raises important questions about the nature of human life, consciousness, and the ethical boundaries of scientific experimentation. Readers interested in the topic of immortality and the possibility of prolonging life will find in this story a lot of philosophical reflections that will make them think about what it means to be a human being. "Amphibian Man" is a story about a young man who, thanks to experiments, gets the opportunity to live both under water and on land. This plot not only captures the spirit with its adventures, but also touches on the themes of identity, belonging and combating prejudice. Belyaev masterfully describes the inner experiences of the protagonist, his desire to find his place in the world where he is not understood. This story will be especially interesting for teenagers and young people who are looking for answers to questions about their place in society and about the importance of being true to themselves. The third story, "The Island of the Lost Ships", immerses the reader in a world of mysterious islands and sunken ships full of secrets and adventures. Here Belyaev creates an atmosphere of mystery and danger, where the heroes face not only external threats, but also internal conflicts. This story will be interesting to lovers of adventure and marine exploration, as well as those who appreciate exciting stories full of unexpected twists. The Head of Professor Dowell . Amphibian Man . Island of the Lost Ships” will be interesting to a wide range of readers: from teenagers to adults, from science fiction fans to those who are just looking for fascinating reading. The topics raised in these works remain relevant today, making them particularly valuable in the context of contemporary scientific and ethical discussions. The style of Belyaev is distinguished by bright images, a dynamic plot and deep philosophical reflections. His works not only entertain, but also make you think about the most important issues of human existence. Among other well-known works of the author can be distinguished "Arctic Odyssey" and "Jump into the abyss", which also explore the boundaries of human capabilities and scientific experiments. This book will be an excellent choice for readers who appreciate not only the fascinating plot, but also deep meaning. If you are looking for works that will make you think about life, science, and human nature, then Professor Dowell's Head Amphibian Man . The Island of Lost Ships" is exactly what you need. Immerse yourself in a fantasy world where the boundaries of reality are blurred, and each turn of the plot can open up new horizons for reflection.