by Mikhail Bulgakov · Rizzoli · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788817151146
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In this masterpiece of Russian literature, Mikhail Bulgakov presents a biting satire of 1920s Soviet society. The story follows a famous endocrinologist who, in a bold and controversial experiment, transplants the pituitary gland and sex glands of a man into a stray dog. The result is a disturbing metamorphosis that explores the boundaries between animal nature and the human condition, offering a profound critique of the hypocrisy and scientific futurism of the era. Written in 1925, this novel has become an essential classic that combines elements of science fiction with a satirical and grotesque narrative.
