The Master and Margarita

The Master and Margarita

Mikhail Bulgakov
Literary Fiction, Magical Realism

Moscow, 1930s. The city thrives on bureaucracy, hypocrisy, and fear. Into this world strides Woland, a devil in disguise, trailed by a talking cat, a vampire, and a trickster with a taste for chaos. Their arrival exposes the greed and corruption of the Soviet elite, turning Moscow upside down.

Amid this madness, the Master, a censored and broken writer, finds his only salvation in Margarita, whose love defies despair. When she strikes a dangerous bargain with Woland to save him, she steps into a realm where love, art, and evil intertwine.

At once satirical, romantic, and deeply philosophical, Bulgakov’s masterpiece explores the eternal clash between truth and lies, faith and cynicism. In a world ruled by fear, what chance does love have against the devil?

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