Ignat the Sorcerer and People. One Vog. Kreger's Revelation

We all hope that sooner or later good will defeat evil and justice will prevail in the world. But what if evil is better—and even more correct—than good? You’ll find attempts to answer this difficult question in the audiobook “Ignat the Sorcerer and the People,” which tells of an unexpected meeting between the sorcerer Ignat and the archpriest Arseni​​cum. In our lives we use standard units of measurement for quantities—to determine temperature, speed, volume, or length. In the world of beauty and glamor there’s also its own unit of measurement—one vohg. What is its equivalent? You’ll learn from the audiobook “One vohg.” The younger mage of the Third Reich—Kröger—was visited by a vision, and he rushes to share it with the Reichsführer. Also don’t miss audiobooks by Viktor Pelevin: “Water Tower,” “Time Out,” “Akiko,” “The Life and Adventures of a Shed Number XII,” “Taishou Zhuan. A Chinese Folk Tale,” “Mittelspiel,” “Music of the Pillar,” “Pashas on the Towers,” “The Greek Variant,” “A Brief History of Paintball in Moscow,” “Guest at the Bon Festival,” “An Account of a Search for Wind,” “Focus Group,” “Who by Fire,” “Ignat the Sorcerer and the People,” “One vohg,” “The Revelation of Kröger”