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THE ORDERLY ON DUTY BY THE TIME SWITCH

THE ORDERLY ON DUTY BY THE TIME SWITCH Canadian American Slavic Studies, 40, Nos. 2-3-4 (Summer-Fall-Winter 2006), 389-90. MEMOIRStMEMOIRES OLEG KHLEBNIKOV" When I was invited to work for Ogonek, during Korotych's term [as edi­ tor-in-chief] at the height of perestroika, I outlined a brief list of goals for which I would readily take on the responsibilities of the literary division of the country's hottest then-weekly magazine- goals that would make worth­ while the loss of all my free time. One of my first objectives was to publish Sasha Sokolov in the Soviet Un­ ion, at least, to print a fragment from Shkola dlia durakov (A School for Fools). This would eventually open the way for the publication of the entire book. Korotych had no objection. But because censorship was still in effect, he suggested I "resolve the Sokolov question" directly with the country's chief censor, Mr. Solodin. * Excerpt from Oleg Khlebnikov, "Dneval'nyi u vykliuchatelia vremeni." NovaiaGazeta.ru., no. 87, Nov. 20, 2003, trans. Ludmilla L. Litus. Russian text available (December 28, 2003) from http://2003.novayagazeta.rulnomerf2003f87nln87n-s29.shtrnl. Oleg Nikit'evich Khlebnikov was born on July 9, 1956 in lzhevsk. He was the head of the literature section of Ogonek (1988- 91), and later, the co-editor of the magazine (1992-94). Next, he http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Canadian-American Slavic Studies Brill

THE ORDERLY ON DUTY BY THE TIME SWITCH

KHLEBNIKOV, OLEG
Canadian-American Slavic Studies , Volume 40 (2-4): 2 – Oct 16, 2006
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Canadian American Slavic Studies, 40, Nos. 2-3-4 (Summer-Fall-Winter 2006), 389-90. MEMOIRStMEMOIRES OLEG KHLEBNIKOV" When I was invited to work for Ogonek, during Korotych's term [as edi­ tor-in-chief] at the height of perestroika, I outlined a brief list of goals for which I would readily take on the responsibilities of the literary division of the country's hottest then-weekly magazine- goals that would make worth­ while the loss of all my free time. One of my first objectives was to publish Sasha Sokolov in the Soviet Un­ ion, at least, to print a fragment from Shkola dlia durakov (A School for Fools). This would eventually open the way for the publication of the entire book. Korotych had no objection. But because censorship was still in effect, he suggested I "resolve the Sokolov question" directly with the country's chief censor, Mr. Solodin. * Excerpt from Oleg Khlebnikov, "Dneval'nyi u vykliuchatelia vremeni." NovaiaGazeta.ru., no. 87, Nov. 20, 2003, trans. Ludmilla L. Litus. Russian text available (December 28, 2003) from http://2003.novayagazeta.rulnomerf2003f87nln87n-s29.shtrnl. Oleg Nikit'evich Khlebnikov was born on July 9, 1956 in lzhevsk. He was the head of the literature section of Ogonek (1988- 91), and later, the co-editor of the magazine (1992-94). Next, he

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