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Mästaren och Margarita
by Michail Bulgakov
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When a mysterious foreign visitor and his impossible entourage arrive in Moscow, the city’s officials, writers, critics, and ordinary citizens are drawn into a cascade of comic disasters and supernatural disruptions. Alongside this satirical portrait of Soviet society runs a darker, more tender story about a writer, the woman who loves him, and a persecuted philosophical figure in ancient Jerusalem. Bulgakov shifts between grotesque comedy, metaphysical fantasy, romance, and political allegory without settling into any one mode. The result is ornate, strange, and surprisingly warm—a novel about censorship, cowardice, freedom, and the stubborn persistence of imagination.
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