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Omon Ra - Victor Pelevin

Omon Krivomazov has always wanted to be an astronaut but not everything is as it seems in the USSR's space program; cosmonauting dead dogs, bikes on the moon and no way out but up.

Submitted by flaneur on April 21, 2013
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