BIG TIME. All the Time in the World

Julian Beriman returns after a year-long absence to the Federative Republic of East Australia - the latest tyranny of the mid-21st century, a police state where pop music is considered a tool of propaganda, science is declared an enemy, and moral indecency is punished with indefinite detention. Julian is the bassist of 'The Acceptables', the most popular band in the FREV, and 'The Acceptables' urgently need to record their second album after their debut album became platinum. But while Julian was away, a new miraculous drug known as B emerged from underground laboratories; they say it allows you to see the future. Time unfolds before Julian in all its breadth, and the fighters against the totalitarian-isolationist regime of the FREV seriously rely on his newly acquired gift - to see beyond the horizon further than anyone else... For the first time in Russian - 'an anti-fascist ode to the power of popular music' (Sydney Morning Herald), 'a road adventure painted in all the colors of the psychedelic rainbow' (Sydney Review of Books), 'a dizzyingly cyberpunk satire' (Guardian) and '1984 for new times, as if written by the collective pen of Kurt Vonnegut and Philip K. Dick' (NZ Herald).