"Monday starts on Saturday."

I haven't reread "Monday" for a long time, unfortunately, but I really enjoyed the story about the homunculus Vybeghallo and the Great Seal.

It's hard to forget the demon Maxwell, who won big in a coin toss.
But if I'm not mistaken, the Great Seal was in "The Tale of Three."

My respect! The Strugatsky brothers are great! Especially "Monday," "Picnic on the Roadside," "The Dead Mountaineer's Hotel," "The Snails on the Slope," and "Child."

The works are great, but after reading "The Snails on the Slope," I thought for a long time about whether the brothers were slightly Rastafarian.
And we should also remember "The Inhabited Island," "Beetle in the Anthill," "Waves Extinguish the Wind," "Far Rainbow," "The City Doomed," "Predatory Things of the Century," "Return. Noon. XXII Century," and so on. In general, you can read anything by the Strugatsky brothers; you won't go wrong.