The Heart Of A Dog

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.