About the book: 1962 / Viktor Makarovich Malygin was born in 1910 in the village of Vypolzovo, Kargopol district, Arkhangelsk region, into a peasant family. In his homeland he graduated from seven-year school, and in the mountains. Ulyanovsk - factory school FZU and worked as a mechanic. Here in 1931 he became a member of the CPSU. In 1931, the staff of the plant’s tool shop promoted V. Malygin to work in the plant’s large circulation department. In 1935, V. Malygin graduated from the Moscow Institute of Journalism named after Pravda. After college, he worked for the newspapers “Soviet Youth” (Kalinin), “Red Banner” (Vladivostok), “Komsomolskaya Pravda”, “Working Moscow”. Since 1944, V. Malygin has worked for Pravda as his own correspondent: on Far East, Kuban, Hungary, Latvia; since 1954 - in the Orenburg region. Soviet readers are familiar with many of V. Malygin’s essays, published in various newspapers and magazines across the country. The book “On the Road to Tomorrow” includes the story “The Far Steppe” and three sections of essays: “Where the Dawns Are Born”, “Journey to the End of the Earth” , “Under the steppe sun».