Victor Pelevin Quotes

I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The Machine-gun Barrel Of The Sun Was Strafing The Earth In A Continuous, Never-ending Burst Of Fire.

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

Victor Pelevin Quotes: I Was Surrounded On All Sides By The Indifferent Torpidity Of Summer, Somewhere There Were Dogs Barking Lazily, While The

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