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7 contemporary Russian novels you need to read before you die

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By Josh Nadeau Verified
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Victor Pelevin’s first major novel was published in English under different titles: Buddha’s Little Finger (U.S.), and Clay Machine-Gun (UK). This is rather appropriate because the plot itself skips through various time periods, and even identities. The main action takes place in 1918-19 during the Russian Civil War, as well as in a mental hospital in 1990s Moscow. They are bound together by the protagonist, Pyotr Void, who understandably finds himself questioning his sanity.
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Sept romans russes contemporains à lire absolument

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By Josh Nadeau Verified
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Le premier grand roman de Victor Pelevine a pour titre original en russe Tchapaïev et le vide, mais a reçu comme titre La Mitrailleuse d’argile et en anglais s’appelle Le Petit doigt de Bouddha. Ceci est plutôt approprié car l'intrigue saute à travers différentes périodes et même identités. L'action principale a lieu pendant la guerre civile russe (1918-19), ainsi que dans un hôpital psychiatrique de Moscou dans les années 1990.
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A Good Pair of Lungs

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By Josh Nadeau Verified
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How burst pulmonary arteries opened my eyes to the gift of an ordinary life in Jesus. There are golden days. Days which glow in our memories with a warm amber; days that etch themselves onto our hearts and pump life through our bodies; days that, when we close our eyes, we can see flash before us, like photo slides in old projectors. The day I almost died was one of those days. Almost. I can close my eyes and picture my wife, Aislinn, smiling over our morning coffee.
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