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“The Fatal Eggs”, Chapter VI – Weekly Reads
Previously, the news of the miraculous discovery spread and Professor Persikov’s life was turned upside down… It’s time to read on into Chapter VI of Fatal Eggs, a gripping novel that despite being written almost 100 years ago, couldn’t be more relevant today. Enjoy the read!
“The Fatal Eggs”, Chapter V – Weekly Reads
The long weekend may have drawn to a close, but reading continues! Biological disaster is escalating and it is time for Professor Persikov to get involved. Dive into Chapter V below. Enjoy the read!
“The Fatal Eggs”, Chapter IV – Weekly Reads
The long weekend is approaching and that can only mean one thing – less “working from home” and more “reading at home”. Previously, Chapter III of “Fatal Eggs” saw Persikov discover the red ray of light and its aggressive effects… More to come in Chapter IV below!
“The Fatal Eggs”, Chapter III – Weekly Reads
What better way to entertain yourself on Tuesday evening than to find out what mysterious discovery Professor Persikov has made… Please find Chapter III of “Fatal Eggs” enclosed. Enjoy the read!
“The Fatal Eggs”, Chapter II – Weekly Reads
The workweek is drawing to a close and it is time delve back into Bulgakov`s “Fatal Eggs”. Please find Chapter II below.
“The Fatal Eggs”, Chapter I – Weekly Reads
Today is the start of your next Bulgakov journey into the 1925 satirical Sci-Fi novel, “The Fatal Eggs”, a parable of bureaucratic bungling, avoidable disaster and drastic countermeasures which unfold as the world grapples with biological disaster. Comparison can be drawn to works such as Mary Shelley’s “The Last Man”, “The Plague” by Albert Camus and José Saramago’s haunting “Blindness”, all eerily appropriate reads and chillingly relevant in this unprecedented time, of which was acknowledged in a recent article in The Economist, which can be found here https://www.economist.com/books-and-arts/2020/03/25/bulgakovs-biting-vision-of-an-avoidable-plague.