The most famous and controversial novel of the 20th century. The Master and Margarita, the novel that brought Bulgakov worldwide fame, was conceived as a story about God and the devil.
Satan, accompanied by a rather unusual entourage, arrives in 1920s Moscow and begins to pass judgment on deceivers, idlers, villains, and tricksters. This triggers a series of strange and unexpected events that shake the entire city. Against the backdrop of these incredible happenings, the book's main characters—the Master and Margarita—meet.
The chapters set in contemporary Moscow in Bulgakov's novel alternate with chapters from the novel about Pilate and Yeshua, which is being written by the Master.
Author: Mikhail Bulgakov
Illustrations: Andrey Simanchuk
Pages: 488 (offset paper). Hardcover
Dimensions: 207x133x23 mm
Series: Living Classics
