The librarian

Mikhail Elizarov

Translated by Andrew Bromfield earliest edition we have, 2015 Pushkin Press, 2015 410 pages

A collection of books, written by unpopular Soviet-era novelist Gromov, have incredible mystical powers. When Alexei inherits these as part of an uncle's estate, he has no idea of the power they hold and what a group of readers will do to possess them.

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Andrew Bromfield 1 printing we hold · 2015 · Pushkin Press

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The librarian edition · 2015 · Pushkin Press · 410 pages · 9781782270270
Librarian edition · 2015 · Steerforth Press · 9781322966113

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