Vladimir Sorokin's book "Blue Lard" has been removed from sale due to the risk of claims from the authorities.
The novel by writer Vladimir Sorokin, "Blue Lard," has been removed from sale in Russian bookstore chains. This was reported by the media, citing the press service of the AST publishing house.
It is known that the book was taken off the shelves due to the risks of claims from law enforcement agencies. "Blue Lard" was first published in 1999.
The plot revolves around a substance produced by clones of Russian writers. The action of the novel takes place in the second half of the 21st century, as well as in an alternate 1954. It is not specified which particular parts of the text could have raised concerns from law enforcement agencies.
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