If numbers and numbers rule our lives, it doesn't necessarily become mathematically accurate and understandable. The hero of "Numbers", a businessman of the Yeltsin era, Stepan, was afraid of the number 43 all his life and trusted the number 34. One led to sorrows and losses, the other to success and success. And even the movie about three tankmen and a dog, he fell in love precisely because there were three tankmen and the dog was the fourth! But true freedom lies in the irrational, where there are no threes or fours, but only a small travel bag, a passport with an open visa, a heart in his chest and a wad of dollars in his pocket.... A new edition of the famous novel in an updated design. – Victor Pelevin is a famous writer and one of the most mysterious figures of modern literature. Few people were lucky enough to know him, but there are many whose worldview he turned upside down. – In "Numbers" the reader will find many allusions to classics: from Dostoevsky's "The Brothers Karamazov" to Sologub's "The Little Demon". And the novel's light language and twisted plot, coupled with sparkling mass-cultural Easter eggs, will give the reader deep intellectual pleasure. – The series "The Light of the horizon. The prose of Victor Pelevin".