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!! Works by Victor Pelevin contain examples of:
* PopCultureSymbology: His novels almost entirely consist of this trope. For instance, ''Literature/GenerationP'' involves the goddess Ishtar whose corporeal form consists of the totality of advertising images.
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The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form ( S.N.U.F.F. from 2011 and iPhuck10 from 2017 are the better candidates).
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The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form ( S.(S.N.U.F.F. from 2011 and iPhuck10 from 2017 are the better candidates).
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Victor Pelevin (born 22 November 1962) is the most famous writer of the contemporary Russia. He commenced exactly around the collapse of the communism, his initial works from early 90's are frequently considered among his best.
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Victor Pelevin (born 22 November 1962) is the most famous writer of the contemporary Russia. He commenced exactly His career began around the same time as the collapse of the communism, and his initial works from early 90's are frequently considered among his best.
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Victor Pelevin (born 22 November 1962) is the most famous writer of the post-Soviet Russia. He commenced exactly around the collapse of the communism, his initial works from early 90's are frequently considered among his best.
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Victor Pelevin (born 22 November 1962) is the most famous writer of the post-Soviet contemporary Russia. He commenced exactly around the collapse of the communism, his initial works from early 90's are frequently considered among his best.
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Victor Pelevin (born 22 November 1962) is the most famous writer of the post-Soviet Russia. He commenced exactly around the collapse of the communism, his works from early 90's are frequently considered among his best.
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Victor Pelevin (born 22 November 1962) is the most famous writer of the post-Soviet Russia. He commenced exactly around the collapse of the communism, his initial works from early 90's are frequently considered among his best.
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* Hermit and Six-Toes (1990)
* Omon Ra (1992)
* Omon Ra (1992)
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After that, as if overwhelmed with his success and newly-gained status he took a long break, returning with a new collection of works (incdluing a short a novel) only in 2003. Since then Pelevin set on a regular course, releasing a new novel (or a collection of works) on a yearly basis.
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After that, as if overwhelmed with his success and newly-gained status he took a long break, returning with a new collection of works (incdluing a short a novel) only in 2003. Since then Pelevin set on a regular course, releasing a new novel (or a collection of works) on a yearly basis.
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* DTP(NN) - The Dialectics of the Transition Period (from Nowhere to No Place) (2003) - this collection includes a short novel called Numbers.
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* DTP(NN) - The Dialectics of the Transition Period (from Nowhere to No Place) (2003) - this collection includes a short novel called Numbers.
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The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form ( S.N.U.F.F. from 2011 and iPhuck from 2017 are the better candidates).
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The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form ( S.N.U.F.F. from 2011 and iPhuck iPhuck10 from 2017 are the better candidates).
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Victor Pelevin is the most famous writer of the post-Soviet Russia. He commenced exactly around the collapse of the communism, his works from early 90's are frequently considered among his best.
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Victor Pelevin (born 22 November 1962) is the most famous writer of the post-Soviet Russia. He commenced exactly around the collapse of the communism, his works from early 90's are frequently considered among his best.
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In many novels by Peleven the world is ruled by a certain AncientConspiracy, frequently drawing its power from ancient gods. The character is often the ChosenOne who by some reason is selected to enter the conspiracy and reaches a huge position in the esoteric power structure. The author also regularly uses Buddhist concepts in his books (including the word as illusion) as a part of the AuthorTract.
Also Pelevin's standard novel usually is a vehicle to tackle all the latest social developments in the Russia in particular as well as in the Western world. He is expected to react to the topical issues, like an nth economical crisis, metoo movement or covid19.
The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form (usually S.N.U.F.F. from 2011 and iPhuck from 2017).
Also Pelevin's standard novel usually is a vehicle to tackle all the latest social developments in the Russia in particular as well as in the Western world. He is expected to react to the topical issues, like an nth economical crisis, metoo movement or covid19.
The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form (usually S.N.U.F.F. from 2011 and iPhuck from 2017).
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In many novels by Peleven the world is ruled by a certain AncientConspiracy, frequently drawing its power from ancient gods. The character is often the ChosenOne who by some reason is selected to enter the conspiracy and reaches a huge position in the esoteric power structure. The author also regularly uses Buddhist concepts in his books (including the word world as illusion) as a part of the AuthorTract.
Also Pelevin's standard novel usually is a vehicle to tackle all the latest social developments in the Russia in particular as well as in the Western world. He is expected to react to the topical issues,like such as an nth economical economic crisis, metoo movement or covid19.
The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form(usually ( S.N.U.F.F. from 2011 and iPhuck from 2017).
2017 are the better candidates).
Also Pelevin's standard novel usually is a vehicle to tackle all the latest social developments in the Russia in particular as well as in the Western world. He is expected to react to the topical issues,
The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form
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* DTP(NN) - The Dialectics of the Transition Period (from Nowhere to No Place) (2003) - this collection includes a short novel numbers.
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* DTP(NN) - The Dialectics of the Transition Period (from Nowhere to No Place) (2003) - this collection includes a short novel numbers.called Numbers.
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Victor Pelevin is the most famous writer of the post-Soviet Russia. He commenced exactly around the collapse of the communism, his works from early 90's are frequently considered among his best.
Pelevin became acclaimed in the mid-90's with the novel ''Buddha's Little finger'' which scored high circulation numbers at the times when, as stereotype goes, no-one was interested in the (new) books. It was a postmodernist item where the action was distributed by two different planes (post-revolutionary and post-Soviet Russia).
In the late 90's Peleven scored even stronger when he put out his main work, ''Literature/GenerationP'' which made him a household name in the fraction of the Russian population, interested in the "serious" literature. The novel depicted the world of conspiracy and the masquerade where the real forces running the things were the advertisers, no less. It was said to provide the contemporaries the concepts to understand the process in the late-90's Russia.
After that, as if overwhelmed with his success and newly-gained status he took a long break, returning with a new collection of works (incdluing a short a novel) only in 2003. Since then Pelevin set on a regular course, releasing a new novel (or a collection of works) on a yearly basis.
In many novels by Peleven the world is ruled by a certain AncientConspiracy, frequently drawing its power from ancient gods. The character is often the ChosenOne who by some reason is selected to enter the conspiracy and reaches a huge position in the esoteric power structure. The author also regularly uses Buddhist concepts in his books (including the word as illusion) as a part of the AuthorTract.
Also Pelevin's standard novel usually is a vehicle to tackle all the latest social developments in the Russia in particular as well as in the Western world. He is expected to react to the topical issues, like an nth economical crisis, metoo movement or covid19.
The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form (usually S.N.U.F.F. from 2011 and iPhuck from 2017).
Pelevin is a typical reclusive artist who is never, repeat, never interviewed. He is said to live in Moscow but might as well have emigrated to Germany or some Buddhist country.
!! Selected bibliography
* The Life of Insects (1993)
* Buddha's Little Finger (1996)
* Literature/GenerationP (1999)
* DTP(NN) - The Dialectics of the Transition Period (from Nowhere to No Place) (2003) - this collection includes a short novel numbers.
* The Sacred Book of the Werewolf (2004)
* Empire V (2006)
* S.N.U.F.F. (2010)
* iPhuck 10 (2017)
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Pelevin became acclaimed in the mid-90's with the novel ''Buddha's Little finger'' which scored high circulation numbers at the times when, as stereotype goes, no-one was interested in the (new) books. It was a postmodernist item where the action was distributed by two different planes (post-revolutionary and post-Soviet Russia).
In the late 90's Peleven scored even stronger when he put out his main work, ''Literature/GenerationP'' which made him a household name in the fraction of the Russian population, interested in the "serious" literature. The novel depicted the world of conspiracy and the masquerade where the real forces running the things were the advertisers, no less. It was said to provide the contemporaries the concepts to understand the process in the late-90's Russia.
After that, as if overwhelmed with his success and newly-gained status he took a long break, returning with a new collection of works (incdluing a short a novel) only in 2003. Since then Pelevin set on a regular course, releasing a new novel (or a collection of works) on a yearly basis.
In many novels by Peleven the world is ruled by a certain AncientConspiracy, frequently drawing its power from ancient gods. The character is often the ChosenOne who by some reason is selected to enter the conspiracy and reaches a huge position in the esoteric power structure. The author also regularly uses Buddhist concepts in his books (including the word as illusion) as a part of the AuthorTract.
Also Pelevin's standard novel usually is a vehicle to tackle all the latest social developments in the Russia in particular as well as in the Western world. He is expected to react to the topical issues, like an nth economical crisis, metoo movement or covid19.
The writer is since around 2006 accused of putting out the same book all over, never reaching the heights of ''Buddha's Little finger'' and ''Generarion P''. Occasionally some critics consider certain novels to be his return to form (usually S.N.U.F.F. from 2011 and iPhuck from 2017).
Pelevin is a typical reclusive artist who is never, repeat, never interviewed. He is said to live in Moscow but might as well have emigrated to Germany or some Buddhist country.
!! Selected bibliography
* The Life of Insects (1993)
* Buddha's Little Finger (1996)
* Literature/GenerationP (1999)
* DTP(NN) - The Dialectics of the Transition Period (from Nowhere to No Place) (2003) - this collection includes a short novel numbers.
* The Sacred Book of the Werewolf (2004)
* Empire V (2006)
* S.N.U.F.F. (2010)
* iPhuck 10 (2017)
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