Views and obsession
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On the first day of work, the librarian of Maximimo drops out a chance to look into the legendary encyclopedia of medicine, which exists in a single copy and contains information about all the vices and diseases from which humanity suffers.
Mnemosine disease, endowing patients with unsurpassed power of memory to the detriment of all other abilities of the mind. Contagious melancholy. Corpus fractum, in which the victims gain the physical features of those to whom they caused suffering, turning into a compound monster. Continuous pregnancy. A disease imitating death, the diagnosis of which can often be made only after the funeral. As Maximimo will soon discover, medicine can be something more than he expected.
"Views and obsession" is a mystical collection of pseudo -sophisticated, compiled by a modern scientist. Gradually bizarre physical and moral defects reveal the reader a picture of the eternal struggle between human desire and the limits of bodily existence
Mnemosine disease, endowing patients with unsurpassed power of memory to the detriment of all other abilities of the mind. Contagious melancholy. Corpus fractum, in which the victims gain the physical features of those to whom they caused suffering, turning into a compound monster. Continuous pregnancy. A disease imitating death, the diagnosis of which can often be made only after the funeral. As Maximimo will soon discover, medicine can be something more than he expected.
"Views and obsession" is a mystical collection of pseudo -sophisticated, compiled by a modern scientist. Gradually bizarre physical and moral defects reveal the reader a picture of the eternal struggle between human desire and the limits of bodily existence
Author:
Author:Vikram Parakar
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00195-638-9
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