
Description
This classic bio-terror novel introduces the wonderfully misanthropic Professor Parmiter, a man whose determination to fulfill the biological destiny of his beloved insects threatens the whole of humankind. Professor Parmiter: "I had an idea, Metbaum. Suppose God transferred his covenant from man to the insects. It would explain a lot." Metbaum: "Um. Maybe the next Jesus is a roach." Out of the brimstone and hellfire of the North Carolina sandhills comes a simple, deadly challenge to man's supremacy on earth: The Hephaestus Plague. Blind, black, armoured and unstoppable—a fire making beetle with an amazing scientific secret. A secret that the reclusive, monomaniacal Professor Parmiter is obsessed with sharing and an insect whose biological destiny he is determined to fulfill, without regard for the human consequences.
What it’s like
Details
- October 1973
- 194
- About 4 hours
- Novel
- Adult
- Talmy, Franklin
- 9780900735257
- Standalone






