Modern classic Victor Pelevin announced himself from the very beginning as a master of the short story—concise, paradoxical, wittily combining mysticism and reality, and virtuously crafted. Pelevin's characters—Lyubochka, pinned against a trolleybus door by an invisible force, a shed number XII dreaming of becoming a bicycle, a cleaning lady reading Blavatsky, and Zhang the Seventh, who turned into Comrade Kolbasny in distant Moscow—have long become an integral part of our cultural landscape.
Author: Victor Pelevin
Pages: 528 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 218x147x29 mm
