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I remembered another great author I read recently. I don't remember the last name exactly, but I think it was Bäster, also one of the classics. He has a series of books, and each story is based on some invention or ability of a person from the future. For example, in the book "Tiger, Tiger," the story is based on a person inventing teleportation, and in the book "The Man Without a Face," the character tries to commit a murder, but the problem is that people have developed the ability to read minds. I really liked it.