An inspired work of science fiction and a biting political allegory, Bulgakov's The Fatal Eggs tells of a brilliant scientist whose experiments with life spiral terribly - and fatefully - out of control. Quite by chance, Professor Persikov discovers a new form of light ray whose effect, when directed at living cells, is to accelerate growth in primitive organisms. But when this ray is shone on the wrong batch of eggs, the Professor finds himself both the unwilling creator of giant hybrids, and the focus of a merciless press campaign. For it seems the propaganda machine has turned its gaze on him, distorting his nature in the very way his 'innocent' tampering created the monster snakes and crocodiles that now terrorise the neighbourhood.
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不得不说，同一个主题Bulgakov似乎写得有点多。直到M&M才有了真突破，也终于摆脱了硬科幻的路线...
评分不得不说，同一个主题Bulgakov似乎写得有点多。直到M&M才有了真突破，也终于摆脱了硬科幻的路线...
评分不得不说，同一个主题Bulgakov似乎写得有点多。直到M&M才有了真突破，也终于摆脱了硬科幻的路线...
评分不得不说，同一个主题Bulgakov似乎写得有点多。直到M&M才有了真突破，也终于摆脱了硬科幻的路线...
评分不得不说，同一个主题Bulgakov似乎写得有点多。直到M&M才有了真突破，也终于摆脱了硬科幻的路线...
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