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Victor Pelevin has once again pulled from the noosphere of premonitions and probabilities to tell readers about the world in which they live.

He has reassembled reality without changing anything, but by explaining each event that triggered the domino effect we are witnessing now.

Pelevin's prose—whatever you call it: meta-irony, science fiction, psychedelia, a new iteration of the great Russian novel—represents an annual meticulous analysis of current objectivity.

And it is the explanations of what is happening that readers are waiting for. And they will get them.

A book about choosing a path in dark times.
The author asserts: "Humanism is simple." Check whether his characters will confirm or deny this.
The author, inheriting the traditions of Gogol, Saltykov-Shchedrin, and Chekhov, has written a story about love and kindness—whatever may be hidden behind the conspiratorial wilderness and futurological studies.