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May, 15 2002 Forum In English Former USSR Top Stories World ... About Pravda.RU:Culture:More in detail MIKHAIL BULGAKOV: I AM A SATIRIST One of Russia’s most mystic writers Mikhail Bulgakov was born May 15, 1891. The writer came to the Russian culture in the 20s of the previous century, a very contradictory period. It was a period of a new economic policy, when renovation destroyed the habitual. Literature was experiencing changes as well. Private publishing houses appeared, new books and magazines were issued, cultural societies were revived, people organized disputes on cultural problems. Great poets such as Alexander Blok, Sergei Yesenin, Nikolay Gumilev, Anna Akhmatova were still published at that time. Publication of pre-revolution magazines was resumed. A new magazine Novaya Rossia (New Russia) appeared, the first edition without any party belonging; it proclaimed desire of Russian cultural intellectuals to co-operate with the Soviet power. Life of Mikhail Bulgakov began in Kiev among his loving and friendly family and his mother whom he called “a fair queen”. He studied at the medical faculty, then had medical practice in a small remote village. It was an uneasy and awful period in the life of Russia. Then was Kiev again. And then was Vladikavkaz where Bulgakov suffered from typhus and gave up a trip to Constantinople. This was the very place where career of Mikhail Bulgakov as a doctor finished, and his career of a writer started. Bulgakov wrote many of his most popular plays at beginning of the 20s.

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Healthy Blasphemy: Dissenting Discourses in Rushdie and Bulgakov Works Cited The Satanic Verses Diacritics Master I Margarita Essays in Literature The Master and Margarita Slavic Review The Master and Margarita The Satanic Verses The International Fiction Review The Satanic Verses Commonwealth Essays and Studies Bulgakov, Mikhail. The Master and Margarita . Trans. Michael Glenny. New York: Meridian, 1967. The Iowa Review (Dec. 1989): 62-71. The Master and Margarita The Russian Review Canadian-American Slavic Studies Gillespie, David. The Twentieth-Century Russian Novel . Oxford: Berg, 1996. Master and Margarita Canadian-American Slavic Studies Guillaume, Alfred. Islam . London: Penguin, 1954. The Master and Margarita The Russian Review The Master and Margarita Modern Fiction Studies The Satanic Verses Diacritics The Satanic Verses The Commonwealth Review The Satanic Verses World Literature Today Zapiski Russkoi Akademicheskoi Gruppy The Russian Review The Satanic Verses Westerly: A Quarterly Review The Satanic Verses The Commonwealth Review Notes on Contemporary Literature Proffer, Ellendea.

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Kiev::Citizens::Mikhail Bulgakov Timeline 1891 - Mikhail Afanesévich Bulgakov was born in Kiev. Father was a professor at the Kiev Theological Academy. Mikhail was one of seven children, the oldest of the three males. The family lived at No. 13 St. Andrew's hill (the Turbin's house in The White Guard , although there called St. Alexei's Hill) for about 20 years, leaving in 1920 never to come back. The father died sometime before the revolution, and the mother left at some undetermined point, leaving the house to their offspring. Mikhail started a medical practice, specializing in venereology. 1919 - Mikhail abandoned his medicine, moved to the Caucasus for a time, where he wrote stories for newspapers, and plays for local theatres. 1921 - Moved to Moscow. March 1921 - The New Economic Policy (NEP) was put into effect, as a result of agricultural disasters and labor paralysis. Many Communists felt betrayed, as it allowed a partial restoration of free trade, gave peasants the ability to sell surplus goods independently, and allowed private enterprise to be set up, provided it was leased from the government. late 1920s - The New Economic Policy ended, and the Five-Year Plans were introduced. With this came the RAPP (Russian Association of Proletarian Writers), a group under the intolerant leadership of Leopold Averbakh. They persecuted and pressured writers, molding them into only writing what they wanted - a few resisted. Bulgakov was one of them.

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A Suppressed Voice: Mikhail Bulgakov by Mike Knight March 3, 2002 (view pdf) In his play, Don Kilhot, Russian author Mikhail Bulgakov writes, “There is much evil on earth but there is no evil worse than captivity” (Bulgakov, Don Kilhot 238). Bulgakov is reflecting on his own life under dreadful internment during the commencement of Soviet Communism. Throughout this and many other works, Bulgakov becomes frustrated with his situation and portrays these emotions with his pen. Mikhail Bulgakov uses several great literary devices in a remarkable display of anti-Stalinism, while remaining critical of other authors and flatly rejecting inherent parts of society. Initially, by using unique character names and positions, Bulgakov utilizes symbolism. Every character seems to have a name that holds a definitive purpose, even if it was not intentional on Bulgakov’s part (Edwards 151-2). In his work, The Fateful Eggs, Bulgakov has a character named Rokk, which means “fate” (Zavalishin 331). With this character Bulgakov certainly shows how one has little free will in the direction he will go in life. The majority of Bulgakov’s characters have ironic names. He uses the name Berlioz for another character. Berlioz was a composer during the Romantic period, however Bulgakov’s Berlioz contrasts every value a Romantic composer would cherish (Edwards 151). Through using representative names, Bulgakov draws the attention of both the reader and researcher – a brilliant mechanism he utilizes throughout all of his works.

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Site home about search credits Browse by topic books photos music travel ... The Master and Margarita, by Mikhail Bulgakov May 22 2001 12:43:00 Here's black humour in bucketloads. This novel, written in secret during Stalin's rule over Russia, has become a classic of modern Russian literature. It's a tale full of symbols and references (this edition has some handy notes at the back) which tells of the Devil's visit to Moscow, and the ensuing chaos. And it's much more too. A love story, an examination of religion, and an extremely funny dark satire. That said, a lot of the jokes were lost on me and I needed the notes to tell me they were there, half the time. I don't normally attempt classic works, but this one came highly recommended and I'm glad I gave it a try. There's a lot you can get out of this book, and I'm certain I haven't got it all yet, so I shall look forward to reading it again in a few years and searching for more. see Books - Reviews of books I have read recently Comments so far: macca Wed, 14th Aug 2002 this is the best book in the world!

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Mikhail Bulgakov. The Master and Margarita (1997) OCR: Scout Origin: "Master i Margarita" TRANSLATED AND WITH NOTES BY RICHARD PEVEAR AND LARISSA VOLOKHONSKY WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY RICHARD PEVEAR This translation published in PENGUIN BOOKS 1997 OCR: Scout Contents Introduction A Note on the Text and Acknowledgements BOOK ONE Never Talk with Strangers Pontius Pilate The Seventh Proof The Chase There were Doings at Griboedov's Schizophrenia, as was Said A Naughty Apartment The Combat between the Professor and the Poet Koroviev's Stunts News From Yalta Ivan Splits in Two Black Magic and Its Exposure The Hero Enters Glory to the Cock! Nikanor Ivanovich's Dream The Execution An Unquiet Day Hapless Visitors BOOK TWO Margarita Azazello's Cream Flight By Candlelight The Great Ball at Satan's The Extraction of the Master How the Procurator Tried to Save Judas of Kiriath The Burial The End of Apartment No.50 The Last Adventures of Koroviev and Behemoth The Fate of the Master and Margarita is Decided It's Time! It's Time! On Sparrow Hills Forgiveness and Eternal Refuge Epilogue Notes Introduction Mikhail Bulgakov worked on this luminous book throughout one of the darkest decades of the century. His last revisions were dictated to his wife a few weeks before his death in 1940 at the age of forty-nine. For him, there was never any question of publishing the novel. The mere existence of the manuscript, had it come to the knowledge of Stalin's police, would almost certainly have led to the permanent disappearance of its author. Yet the book was of great importance to him, and he clearly believed that a time would come when it could be published. Another twenty-six years had to pass before events bore out that belief and

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80. The Fateful Eggs By Mikhail Bulgakov THE FATEFUL EGGS By mikhail bulgakov • • • © English translation by KathleenGookHorujy Published in the compilation Tales of Fantasy by Modern Soviet http://home.freeuk.com/russica2/books/ray/ray.html

THE FATEFUL EGGS By MIKHAIL BULGAKOV Published in the compilation "Tales of Fantasy by Modern Soviet Writers" Moscow Russica Miscellanea CONTENTS About the Author Chapter I Professor Persikov's Curriculum Vitae Chapter II A Coloured Tendril Chapter III Persikov Catches It Chapter IV Drozdova, the Priest's Widow Chapter V The Tale of the Chickens Chapter VI Moscow. June 1928 Chapter VII Feight Chapter VIII The Incident at the State Farm Chapter IX A Writhing Mass Chapter X Catastrophe Chapter XI Bloodshed and Death Chapter XII A Frosty God Ex Machina Mikhail Bulgakov (1891-1940) was born in Kiev into the family of a teacher at a religious academy, endured the hardships of wars and revolutions, starved, became a playwright for the country's finest theatre, knew fame, persecution, public ovations and forced muteness. His best works, including the famous The Master and Margarita, were not published until after his death. His dramas were struck off the repertoire-The Days of the Turbins at the Moscow Arts Theatre and his plays about Moliere and Pushkin. During his lifetime, not a single major anthology of his short stories was ever published Bulgakov's works have since been recognised as classics; his books have been published in all the languages of the civilised world, studies of him have reached the four-figure mark and the number is still rising; editions of his books in the USSR have run into millions. He has won the highest praise from Gabriel Garcia Marquez of Columbia and Kendzaburo Oe of Japan. Kirghiz writer Chinghiz Aitmatov looks on Bulgakov as his teacher. Mikhail Bulgakov's books have at last come into their own with their wild fantasy and their prophetic ideas about man and humanity. Our collection includes one of his most vivid stories, "The Fateful Eggs".

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