A humorous satire on consumer culture in post-Soviet Russia. The
collapse of the Soviet Union may have opened up a huge potential
market, but how do you sell competing brands when no one has ever
heard of them? Gangsters, spin doctors and drug dealers scheme and
collude. (Kirkus UK)
As a poet, Tartarsky is a failure. As a copywriter for one of
Moscow's biggest advertising firms he makes $2,000 in ten minutes -
and that's before the cocaine kicks in. But as Tartarsky speeds
through a surreal world of PR mercenaries, back-door deals and Zen
Buddhism, he begins to suspect the disturbing truth behind it all -
as suggested to him by the disembodied voice of Che Guevara.
Babylon confirms Victor Pelevin's reputation as the funniest and
sharpest observer of the chaos and absurdity of post-Soviet Russian
life.
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