Victor Pelevin: Generation "P"

Victor Pelevin is a Russian writer and the recipient of numerous literary awards. Pelevin's books have been translated into all major world languages, including Chinese and Japanese. Plays based on his short stories are successfully performed in theaters in Moscow, Paris, and London.
The novel "Generation P" has become a bestseller of all times and formats. Written about the generation of the seventies that chose Pepsi, it strangely still reads as fresh for the generation born in the nineties.
In the years that have passed since the novel's release, much has changed in the country: the sense of powerlessness has vanished, the clients and producers of advertising have changed, "creators" have come to be called "copywriters," and computer reality has become more important than television. But the cult status of the novel "Generation P" has not changed: despite its closest connection to its generation and its era, the parabolic nature within it proved stronger than the ephemeral. Young people still recognize themselves in Vavilen Tatarsky, and spiritualist sessions with Comandante Che reveal to them the truth about the nature of man and society.

Author: Victor Pelevin

Pages: 320 (newsprint). Softcover

Dimensions: 180x115x14 mm

Series: Azbooka Classics