"A dilapidated Soviet apartment, the smell of tobacco and borscht, and somewhere in the corner - the Nazar bug that has decided to occupy you. But is it a real bug? Perhaps this is the embodiment of one's own outrageousness, restlessness and parasitism? The curved walls of the room witness a person's competition with his own essence. The novel "Bug" by Carl Lynn Marlett, written in 1934, leaves the reader in a tense atmosphere where reality mixes with grotesque elements. This is a difficult, but very interesting work, which will leave many questions in the mind of everyone who dares to open the pages of this book."