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How to pronounce Sergei Lebedev: SER-gay LEH-beh-dehv
Sergei Lebedev was born in Moscow in 1981 and worked for seven years on geological expeditions in northern Russia and Central Asia. His first novel, Oblivion, has been translated into many languages.
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