The Sacred Book of the Werewolf

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 — but it is also pointless to deny their existence. "The Sacred Book of the Werewolf" is one of the "main" novels by Victor Pelevin. In it, long before the rapidly spreading worldwide fashion for supernatural forces, these charming yet treacherous half-foxes and half-wolves were already fully shaping human destinies. And if werewolves happen to fall in love with each other, then 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 one else, knows how to combine subtle matters and weave them into a literary fabric of the highest quality. The novel is being reissued in the cult series "People's Gathering of Works," which has become a bibliophile rarity over the past ten years. The book is illustrated with works by the winners of the competition for works for Victor Pelevin.