Victor Pelevin: The Sacred Book of the Werewolf. Printed book.

There is a world hidden from human eyes. It is the world of werewolves—cunning, intelligent, and mysterious. They live side by side with us, and it is not easy to see them, yet it is pointless to deny their existence.
“The Sacred Book of the Werewolf” is one of Victor Pelevin’s “major” novels. In it, long before the fashion for supernatural creatures swept the world, these sweet yet treacherous half-foxes and half-wolves were already busy shaping human destinies. And should werewolves happen to fall in love with one another, the tremors of the earth threaten to destroy all of humanity.
“The Sacred Book of the Werewolf” is a novel full of humor, philosophy, and sexual energy. Pelevin, like no other, knows how to combine subtle matters and weave them into a literary tapestry of the highest quality. A Huli is an ancient Chinese werewolf fox, two thousand years old. She not only tells the story of her life in Moscow among the tailless apes but is writing a Sacred Book: “It is believed that the main secret of the werewolves will be revealed in it. Every werewolf who reads it will be able to understand this secret five times.” A Huli is a master of illusions, but one day she meets someone who is immune to her hypnosis: a werewolf wolf with an FSB badge...

Author: Victor Pelevin

Pages: 384 (newsprint). Paperback

Dimensions: 180x115x16 mm

Series: Azbuka-Classics