
The devil visits Moscow, and a writer’s lost novel and his lover are caught up in the chaos
A mysterious professor named Woland arrives in 1930s Moscow and turns the city upside down with magic and mischief. At the same time, a writer known only as the Master has written a novel about Pontius Pilate, and his lover Margarita will do anything to save him. The two plots finally meet.
Readers who like satire, fantasy and big literary novels.
A funny, strange and beautiful book that is worth the effort. A good translation makes a real difference.
Bulgakov wrote it under Soviet rule, and it was published in a censored form in a Moscow magazine in 1966 and 1967.
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Classics · Satire · Devil · Love
384 pages · ≈ 11 h
Woland, the Master, Margarita and a very large black cat.
Moscow in the 1930s and ancient Jerusalem.
A wild satire that is also a love story and a retelling of Pilate.
Strange, funny and daring.