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Victor Olegovich Pelevin (‹The
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- of the 21st century, the most
discussed figures,
postmodernists Victor Pelevin and
Vladimir Sorokin remained the
leading Russian writers.
Russian philosophy...
- in the US as Homo Zapiens, is the
third novel by
Russian author Victor Pelevin.
Published in 1999, it
tells the
story of
Babylen Tatarsky, a
Moscow 'creative'...
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Little Finger and in the UK as Clay
Machine Gun, is a 1996
novel by
Victor Pelevin. It
follows the
dreams of
three Moscow mental patients in the
early 1990s...
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Pemberton and
starring Toby Kebbell. The
screenplay is
based on
Victor Pelevin's 1996
novel Chapayev and Void,
which is
known in the US as Buddha's Little...
- i****k 10 is a
novel by
Victor Pelevin first published in 2017.
Porfiry Petrovich is a literary-police algorithm. He
investigates crimes and simultaneously...
- an
allusion to both
Lenin (Vladimir Lenin) and
Russian satirist Victor Pelevin's 1999 novel,
Generation "П",
where the name of the
protagonist is Vavilen...
- and Six Toes (Russian: «Затворник и Шестипалый») is a
novella by
Victor Pelevin,
published in 1990 in
Russia and
translated by
Andrew Bromfield in 1996...
- The Life of
Insects (Russian: «Жизнь насекомых») is a
novel by
Victor Pelevin first published in 1993. The
novel consists of 15 chapters. The
novel is...
- (Russian: «Ампир В. Повесть о настоящем сверхчеловеке») is a
novel by
Victor Pelevin first published in 2006. The
title is a wordplay. The word
Empire in the...
