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  • Vladimir Sorokin
    Vladimir Sorokin

    After labouring through the trilogy Led (2002; Ice), Put’ bro (2004; Bro), and 23,000 (2005)—published as a single volume, Ice Trilogy, in English—he wrote the critically acclaimed Den’ oprichnika (2006; Day of the Oprichnik), a fantastical work depicting a futuristic dystopian Russia. Metel (2010; The Blizzard) chronicles the travails…

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    After labouring through the trilogy Led (2002; Ice), Put’ bro (2004; Bro), and 23,000 (2005)—published as a single volume, Ice Trilogy, in English—he wrote the critically acclaimed Den’ oprichnika (2006; Day of the Oprichnik), a fantastical work depicting a futuristic dystopian Russia. Metel (2010; The Blizzard) chronicles the travails…

    Read More