The Sacred Book of the Werewolf

"The Sacred Book of the Werewolf" is a story about a woman who could turn into a fox. But this is only the beginning of a plot that will touch upon business, politics, and the police. There is a world hidden from human eyes. It is the world of werewolves – cunning, intelligent, and mysterious. They live side by side with us, and it's not easy to see them – but denying their existence is pointless. "The Sacred Book of the Werewolf" is one of Viktor Pelevin's "major" novels. In it, long before the fashion for evil spirits rapidly swept the entire world, these sweet but insidious half-foxes and half-wolves were already actively shaping human destinies. And if werewolves happened to fall in love with each other, then tremors of the earth threaten to destroy all humanity. "The Sacred Book of the Werewolf" is a novel full of humor, philosophy, and sexual energy. Pelevin, like no other, knows how to combine subtle matters and weave from them a literary canvas of the highest quality. Pelevin became a seminal writer of the nineties, and today, when the nineties are recalled with particular poignancy, Pelevin's books acquire new relevance.