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روح پراگ
در طول دو سال گذشته، بسیار سفر کردهام. شهرهای بسیاری را دیدهام و کلیساها، موزهها، باغها، و قصرهای بسیار. این دیدارها ملغمه غریبی از احساسات و تأثرات در من برجای گذاشته است، و علیالخصوص این احساس …
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Day of the Oprichnik
One of The Telegraph ’s Best Fiction Books 2011 Moscow, 2028. A cold, snowy morning.
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