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Editor's PickFayina’s Dream by Yulia Basharova
Page Count: 466Year: 2025A mystical, satirical allegory about the war in Grabland, featuring President Liliputin. There is touching love, demons, and angels. Be careful! This book changes your thinking! After reading it, you’ll find it difficult to sin. It is a combination of a mystical parable, an anarchy manifesto, and a psychological drama, all presented in the form […]
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Professor Dowell’s Head by Alexander Belyaev
Page Count: 208Year: 1925READ FREEThe story takes place in Paris, where a young doctor, Marie Laurent, takes a job at Professor Kern’s clinic. She discovers that Kern is conducting experiments on organ reanimation and that he has kept the head of his teacher, Professor Dowell, alive. Marie begins to communicate with Dowell’s head and learns about his fate and […]
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Ada, or Ardor: A Family Chronicle by Vladimir Nabokov
Page Count: 624Year: 1969The novel is presented as the extensive, richly detailed memoir of Van Veen, who chronicles his lifelong, passionate, and forbidden love for his sister, Ada. The story is set on an alternate planet called Antiterra in the 19th century, where Russia, America, and France have somehow merged into one geopolitical space. Van and Ada first […]
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Autobiography of a Corpse by Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky
Page Count: 272Year: 1989The protagonist writes his autobiography after his physical death. In this unique philosophical state, the “corpse” observes life from the outside — outside the body, outside passions and desires. This chilling process of “writing one’s own death” becomes a cold report on the absurdity of his former existence and the universe’s ultimate indifference to his […]
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Between Dog and Wolf by Sasha Sokolov
Page Count: 296Year: 1980The action is a verbal labyrinth where the old miller Ilya Petrovich and his pupil, the poet Yakov, live out their days in a remote village with no clear location. The ailing Yakov wages a constant battle with language itself, attempting to fix life in words while his body and the world around him dissolve […]
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Danilov, The Violist by Vladimir Orlov
Page Count: 450Year: 1980The hero of the novel, the modest Moscow violist Vladimir Danilov, is secretly a half-demon, the son of an earthly woman and a being from an otherworldly, violet civilization. He lives a double life, trying to reconcile his devilish destiny with his passion for music and his love for the mortal woman Klavdia. He is […]
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Kangaroo by Yuz Aleshkovsky
Page Count: 278Year: 1981The protagonist, an old man named Skobelev, suddenly finds himself on trial for the most absurd crime in history: allegedly stealing and eating a sacred kangaroo belonging to Tsar Nicholas II himself. A surreal and grotesque investigation begins, led by a prosecutor’s investigator for special cases, turning the whole affair into a farce that reflects […]
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Memories of the Future by Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky
Page Count: 256Year: 1989The hero discovers he is not suffering from forgetfulness, but from a temporal paradox: he cannot forget events that… have not yet happened. He experiences the future as if it were an accomplished past. This temporal disorder renders him incapable of living in the present or changing the pre-written future he already “remembers,” condemning him […]
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Mirgorod and Village Evenings Near Dikanka by Nikolai Gogol
Page Count: 295Year: 1832Step into the vibrant, mysterious, and chaotic world of 19th-century rural Ukraine, as filtered through the eyes of the jovial, storytelling beekeeper, Rudy Panko. This collection of eight tales whisks the reader from the boisterous marketplace of Sorochyntsi Fair to the quiet, mystical nights of St. John’s Eve and the magical Christmas Eve. Here, reality […]
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The Chief Culprit: Stalin’s Grand Design to Start World War by Viktor Suvorov
Page Count: 350Year: 2008As a continuation of his famous theses, Suvorov provides even more evidence and arguments in favor of the idea that Joseph Stalin was not merely a passive observer, but the chief initiator and instigator of World War II. Using a detailed analysis of Soviet military plans, industrial mobilization, and political maneuvers, the author contends that […]
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The Letter Killers Club by Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky
Page Count: 176Year: 1990A writer becomes obsessed with the “contamination” of language by useless letters and meanings, leading him to found a secret society of linguistic purifiers. The club’s goal is the radical “murder” of superfluous characters and ideas for the sake of purifying thought. However, this obsession leads to madness and a dangerous simplification of thought itself. […]
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The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov
Page Count: 448Year: 1967Imagine 1930s Moscow — a city constrained by bureaucracy, shortages, and state-enforced atheism — is suddenly visited by Satan himself, in the guise of Professor Woland, accompanied by his infernal retinue, including the absurdly dressed Koroviev and the massive, talking cat Behemoth. Woland’s visit is a devilish inspection and a session of black magic that […]
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