Dark Numbers

The International Spartakiad of Programmers does not allow the academic elite of the country to sleep peacefully. Here, aspiring mathematicians compete in mastering the technologies of the future, for which now, it seems, a single keystroke is enough.
The Cuban team disappeared without a trace shortly before the opening of the competition. Their translator, the determined Mireya, embarks on a search through the foreign capital, which buzzes and glimmers as if electrified.
In a masterfully twisted, Bulgakov-esque grotesque plot, agents of special services, terrifying machines, and even the ghost of Stalin intersect. At times phantasmagorical, humorous, and linguistically magnificent, the novel is as unpredictable as history itself.