dog"s heart
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“Dog heart”, the brilliant story of Mikhail Bulgakov, written back in 1925, almost cost the author of freedom and, until 1987, published only abroad and walking in the hands in samizdat, does not need performances.
Almost to the last letter, the story of a cute dog, which was disassembled for quotes, turned, thanks to the experiment of Professor Preobrazhensky, in a typical “red hamm” of Polygraph Sharikov, among Russian -speaking readers of several generations wears a truly cult status.
The collection also includes the Life of Mr. de Moliere-a sad and brilliantly-vegetable romance biography of the great French playwright.
Philip Filippovich Preobrazhensky lives a quiet life of the Soviet professor in a Moscow seven -room apartment with his own clinic at home, a housekeeper, a cook and simple dinners from fresh salmon, caviar, and sturgeon. And he would have lived calmly further in his modest closet with a carved buffet of oak, he would treat regular customers. But the professor is a person of science, everything that interests him is genetics, and his goals are surprisingly noble - rejuvenation of aging patients. For experimental purposes, the professor transplants the human brain of a dying street mongrel, but instead of the desired effect, he receives a talking dog with habits of a former donor
Almost to the last letter, the story of a cute dog, which was disassembled for quotes, turned, thanks to the experiment of Professor Preobrazhensky, in a typical “red hamm” of Polygraph Sharikov, among Russian -speaking readers of several generations wears a truly cult status.
The collection also includes the Life of Mr. de Moliere-a sad and brilliantly-vegetable romance biography of the great French playwright.
Philip Filippovich Preobrazhensky lives a quiet life of the Soviet professor in a Moscow seven -room apartment with his own clinic at home, a housekeeper, a cook and simple dinners from fresh salmon, caviar, and sturgeon. And he would have lived calmly further in his modest closet with a carved buffet of oak, he would treat regular customers. But the professor is a person of science, everything that interests him is genetics, and his goals are surprisingly noble - rejuvenation of aging patients. For experimental purposes, the professor transplants the human brain of a dying street mongrel, but instead of the desired effect, he receives a talking dog with habits of a former donor
Author:
Author:Bulgakov Mikhail Afanasevich
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-157151-1
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