Mikhail Bulgakov's 'The Heart of a Dog' is a darkly comic and satirical novella that critiques Soviet society through a bizarre scientific experiment. Professor Preobrazhensky transforms a stray dog, Sharik, into a crude human, leading to chaotic consequences and serving as a potent allegory for radical social engineering and its unforeseen effects on human nature.

Why You Should Read?

• A biting, humorous critique of Soviet social engineering.
• Explores themes of science, ethics, and the unpredictability of human nature.
• Features Bulgakov’s signature blend of fantasy, satire, and political commentary.
• An essential read for fans of dystopian and allegorical literature.