The Telenkovian Experiment

<p><strong>A secret buried in the snows of Soviet Ukraine may unravel the soul of modern science-and humanity itself.</strong></p><p>When Harvard biochemist Dr. L. Geoffrey Weinburg is summoned to a remote Soviet research facility in the waning days of the USSR he expects an academic curiosity-a quick evaluation of a supposed psychiatric outbreak. Instead he finds himself at the edge of a dark and disturbing truth that links an old Ukrainian man's haunting memories to a global epidemic.</p><p></p><p>As the tale unfolds through a series of chilling firsthand reels of memory we are transported to the famine-ridden village of Telenkov in the 1930s. There a brutal winter and even harsher regime push its inhabitants beyond the boundaries of morality sanity and survival. Cannibalism madness and spiritual reckoning collide with a chilling conspiracy that reaches into the future Geoff thought he understood.</p><p></p><p>Blending razor-sharp satire with searing psychological depth <em>The Telenkovian Experiment</em> is a provocative unflinching exploration of the cost of scientific ambition and the dark intersections of trauma politics and identity. M. J. Politis crafts a genre-defying novel that oscillates between historical horror speculative science and haunting allegory. At its heart it is a meditation on how the past refuses to die-and how the line between healer and experimenter is thinner than we dare imagine.</p><p></p><p>For readers drawn to <em>The Manchurian Candidate</em> <em>The Road</em> or <em>Sophie's Choice</em> this novel probes the moral fractures of the 20th century with a scalpel and a storyteller's eye. The question is not what happened in Telenkov-but what it means for all of us now.</p>