by Mikhail Bulgakov, Keith Reddin
Mikhail Bulgakov must have had a thing for cats. He’s must have been like the Russian Edward Gorey or something because there are cats in this book. Satan, however, is of a different from than cat in this book. If Satan is in this book, he is the powers that control ...
my coverTranslated by Michael Glenny.Opening: On the 29th April Moscow was washed clean by a thunderstorm. The air was delightful; it mellowed the heart and made one want to start living again.First read twenty odd years ago - where does time go! When Maxudov's novel fails, he attempts suicide. Wh...
my coverTranslated by Michael Glenny.Opening: On the 29th April Moscow was washed clean by a thunderstorm. The air was delightful; it mellowed the heart and made one want to start living again.First read twenty odd years ago - where does time go!
ChronologyIntroduction & SourcesA Note on the TextFurther Reading--A Dead Man's Memoir (A Theatrical Novel)Notes
ChronologyIntroduction & SourcesA Note on the TextFurther Reading--A Dead Man's Memoir (A Theatrical Novel)Notes
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