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Re:Reading Soviet Sci-Fi at the End of the World by chucksmash on Monday September 26, 2022 @09:16AM (#32982717)
Well, he did it on purpose at any rate:

> I am a citizen of the sentence first and foremost, and so when I read Pelevin uncorking a massive, soaring line from within Omon’s young consciousness, I did not think: “does this qualify as Soviet if it’s about the Soviet space program but it’s published in 1991?”

Re:Reading Soviet Sci-Fi at the End of the World by omega3 on Monday September 26, 2022 @09:49AM (#32983086)
I think he's either intellectually lazy or dishonest vis a vis my other comments. Even the publishing date in this case is suspect, every single source I could find it lists it as 1992 and not 1991. Either way I'd expect better from someone who is an University teacher.

> PATRICK MCGINTY (...) teaches in the Department of Languages, Literatures, Cultures, and Writing at Slippery Rock University