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  • Bibliography:
    6 Books
  • First Book:
    February 2004
  • Latest Book:
    August 2011
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Book List in Order: 6 titles



  • Earth is under attack by deadly meteoroids and must be saved! A Science Fiction race-against-catastrophe to find and move the ancient continent of Atlantis, and thus shift the earth out of the meteoroids’ destructive path. And the commander of this...



  • There's trouble in the Balkans, the "Powder Keg" of Europe. Prolific Bulgarian-American author Vladimir Chernozemsky takes us back to the bloody Balkan War in his most personal novel yet. The Ottoman Turks occupied and oppressed the Balkans for five ...



  • Gordon, a drifter, has not been himself lately. He's been possessed by the wandering soul of ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Amenhotep IV (Ikhnaton). In his latest novel, Bulgarian-American author Vladimir Chernozemsky tells the story of Gordon, his ghostly...



  • Based on bizarre news reports about Timothy McVeigh, the author has cleverly crafted a novel of international adventure and intrigue. McVeigh escapes underground, where he encounters the masterminds of Al-Qaeda and triggers events that could change t...



  • Psychological Murder Mystery with star struck players caught in a tangled, dangerous Hollywood underworld. Based on his own experiences and those of others, author Chernozemsky creates a murderous spin on reality -- a stark, behind-the-scenes story o...



  • The Novel "I, Nostradamus", by Vladimir Chernozemsky, is a book about the shining road of Nostradamus and the legacy that he leaves to humanity. e story of Nostradamus follows his revelations through the coming centuries and beyond. Every century bri...




Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Vladimir Chernozemsky has published 6 books.

Vladimir Chernozemsky does not have a new book coming out soon. The latest book, I, Nostradamus, was published in August 2011.

The first book by Vladimir Chernozemsky, A Continent Adrift, was published in February 2004.

No. Vladimir Chernozemsky does not write books in series.