A Huli is an ancient Chinese werewolf, two thousand years old. She doesn't just tell the story of her life in Moscow among tailless monkeys, but also writes a Holy Book: 'It is believed that it will reveal the main secret of werewolves. Every werewolf who reads it will be able to understand this secret five times over.' A Huli is a master of illusion, but one day she encounters someone who is beyond her hypnosis: a werewolf with an FSB ID.
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The Sacred Book of the Werewolf (Svyashchennaya Kniga Oborotnya)
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Publisher: Azbuka
Weight: 194
Age restrictions: 18+
Author: Victor Pelevin
Size: 180x115x15
Book series: Azbuka Classics (Azbuka-klassika)
Cover: Paperback
Language: Russian
Pages: 384
ISBN: 978-5-389-10456-3
ISBN (Barcode): 9785389104563
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Meet The Author
Victor Pelevin
Viktor Olegovich Pelevin is a Russian writer, postmodernist, and recipient of numerous awards. He was born into the family of a lecturer at the Bauman Moscow State Technical University military department and the head of a grocery store section. For some time he lived in a communal apartment on Tverskoy Boulevard; later the family moved to its own three-room apartment in Northern Chertanovo, where, if the media are to be believed, the writer still lives and even registered as an individual entrepreneur at the local branch of the Pension Fund.
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