Mikhail Bulgakov

Nabor dlja ljubitelej mistiki i ljubovnykh istorij! Bessmertnyj roman Mikhaila Bulgakova "Master i Margarita" i bloknot v tochku "Zamok Drakuly" v poket-serii "Belaja ptitsa". V nabore: - Kniga Mikhaila Bulgakova "Master i Margarita" v serii "Belaja ptitsa". - Bloknot. "Belaja ptitsa. Zamok Drakuly" (192 str., v tochku, integralnyj).

V nachale 1920-kh gg. M.Bulgakov posledovatelno sozdaet tri povesti: "Djavoliada" (1923), "Rokovye jajtsa" (1924) i "Sobache serdtse" (1925). Eto byla neposredstvennaja i burnaja reaktsija na "sovetizatsiju" Rossii, na votsarenie kasty "sharikovykh". Povesti "Djavoliada" i "Rokovye jajtsa" byli opublikovany, sootvetstvenno, v 1924-m i 1925 gg. "Sobache serdtse" zhdalo svoego chasa sorok tri goda. Bulgakov-satirik prodolzhaet traditsii russkoj prozy - Gogolja i Saltykova-Schedrina. A v rannikh ego povestjakh uzhe prochityvajutsja nametki k buduschim glavam "Mastera i Margarity".

"Master i Margarita" M.A.Bulgakova - samoe udivitelnoe i zagadochnoe proizvedenie XX veka. Opublikovannyj v seredine 1960-kh, etot roman porazil chitatelej neobychnostju zamysla, krasochnostju i fantastichnostju dejstvija, obedinjajuschego geroev raznykh epokh i kultur. Avtor sozdal "roman v romane", gde spleteny voedino religiozno-istoricheskaja misterija, voskhodjaschaja k legende o raspjatom Khriste, moskovskaja "buffonada" i sverkhestestvennye stseny s personazhami, voploschajuschimi nekuju temnuju silu, kotoraja odnako "vechno khochet zla i vechno sovershaet blago". "Est v etoj knige kakaja-to bezraschetnost, kakaja-to predsmertnaja oslepitelnost bolshogo talanta..." - pisal Konstantin Simonov v svoem predislovii k pervoj publikatsii romana, otkryvshej vsemu miru bolshogo khudozhnika, podlinnogo Mastera slova.

S rasskazov, vyshedshikh pod obschim nazvaniem "Zapiski junogo vracha", nachalas jarkaja pisatelskaja biografija M.A.Bulgakova, buduschego avtora znamenitogo romana "Master i Margarita".V nastojaschij sbornik vkljuchena takzhe vo mnogom avtobiografichnaja povest "Morfij" i ne poterjavshij svoej aktualnosti i v nashe vremja rasskaz o sobytijakh na Severnom Kavkaze v 1918-1920 godakh.

"Master i Margarita" - bessmertnoe, zagadochnoe i ostroumnoe proizvedenie Mikhaila Bulgakova - glavnyj roman ego zhizni. "Chto ja mog napisat posle "Mastera..."?" - priznaetsja sebe avtor nezadolgo do svoej smerti.Opublikovannyj v seredine 1960-kh godov, "Master..." porazil chitatelej neobychnostju zamysla, krasochnostju i fantastichnostju dejstvija, obedinjajuschego geroev raznykh epokh i kultur. V nem voedino spleteny i religiozno-istoricheskaja misterija, voskhodjaschaja k legende o raspjatom Khriste, i sverkhestestvennye stseny s personazhami, voploschajuschimi nekuju temnuju silu, - spleteny i okutany moskovskoj "buffonadoj" 1920-1930-kh godov.V novom jubilejnom izdanii bessmertnyj roman predstavlen v ego poslednej prizhiznennoj avtorskoj redaktsii (rukopisi khranjatsja v rukopisnom otdele Gosudarstvennoj biblioteki SSSR imeni V. I. Lenina), a takzhe s ispravlenijami i dopolnenijami, sdelannymi pod diktovku pisatelja ego zhenoj, Elenoj Sergeevnoj Bulgakovoj. A unikalnye raboty fotografov i illjustratorov otrazhajut atmosferu Moskvy "Bulgakovskoj", demonstrirujut vsem chitateljam materialy "Muzej M. A. Bulgakova" i redkie kadry iz lichnoj i tvorcheskoj zhizni avtora.Roman "Master i Margarita" preterpel mnogochislennye zaprety k izdaniju i gonenija, ne khuzhe chem sudba romana o Pontii Pilate samogo Mastera. Vpervye byl izdan v 1966 godu s kupjurami v zhurnalnom variante, a polnyj tekst romana byl opublikovan tolko v 80-e gody KHKh veka. Do ofitsialnoj publikatsii rasprostranjalsja v perepechatannykh vruchnuju kopijakh i srazu priobrel neverojatnuju populjarnost i ljubov chitatelja. Feericheskaja satira na byt i nravy Moskvy 30-kh godov, odnovremenno pronzitelnaja istorija ljubvi Mastera i Margarity i vechnaja biblejskaja tema borby dobra so zlom, roman o Pontii Pilate vnutri romana - takovy daleko ne vse plasty etogo genialnogo proizvedenija Mikhaila Bulgakova.

V etot sbornik voshli proizvedenija Bulgakova, nosjaschie avtobiograficheskij kharakter, - ostroumnaja, ironichnaja povest "Zapiski na manzhetakh", posvjaschennaja skitanijam po poslerevoljutsionnomu Kavkazu, slozhnym otnoshenijam s "krasnoj" vlastju i sobratjami po peru, mechtam ob emigratsii i pervym opytam v literature, i potrjasajuschie "Zapiski junogo vracha" - pochti dokumentalnye ocherki Bulgakova o svjatom i strashnom zhrebii sluzhitelja Gippokrata v nischej, pochti srednevekovoj rossijskoj provintsii nachala 1920-kh. V knigu vkljuchen i "Morfij" - pugajusche otkrovennaja, muchitelnaja ispoved, posluzhivshaja osnovoj dlja odnoimennogo filma Alekseja Balabanova.

Drawing closely on Bulgakov's personal experiences of the horrors of civil war as a young doctor, The White Guard takes place in Kiev, 1918, a time of turmoil and suffocating uncertainty as the Bolsheviks, Socialists and Germans fight for control of the city.

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY TERRY GILLIAMWhen Maxudov's bid to take his own life fails, he dramatises the novel whose failure provoked the suicide attempt.

A mysterious stranger appears in a Moscow park. Soon he and his retinue have astonished the locals with the magic show to end all magic shows. But why are they really here, and what has it got todo with the beautiful Margarita, or her lover, the Master, a silenced writer? A carnival for the senses and a diabolical extravaganza, this most exuberant of Russian novels was staged in this adaptation at Chichester Festival Theatre.

A rich and poetic play set during the Russian Civil War, by the author of The Master and Margarita. Mikhail Bulgakov's satirical play creates a grotesque, tragicomic world in which men and women are entirely at the mercy of chance. Flight is played out in eight 'dreams' that take us from the frozen landscape of the Crimea on a journey through the twilight of an epoch heading for extinction. Written in 1927, Flight was not staged until 1957, seventeen years after Bulgakov's death. This free adaptation by Ron Hutchinson was first staged at the National Theatre, London, in February 1998.

From the author of MASTER AND MARGARITA, BLACK SNOW and DIABOLIAD, a novel which features a Moscow professor who befriends a stray dog and transplants into it the testicles and pituitary gland of a dead man, unleashing a human dog which turns the professor's life into a nightmare beyond endurance.

Set in Moscow of the 1920's, this satirical novel recounts the dealings a writer and his mistress have with Satan

"My favorite novel -it's just the greatest explosion of imagination, craziness, satire, humor, and heart." Daniel Radcliffe.The devil with his retinue, a poet incarcerated in a mental institution for speaking the truth, and a startling re-creation of the story of Pontius Pilate, constitute the elements out of which Mikhail Bulgakov wove The Master and Margarita, the unofficial masterpiece of twentieth-century Soviet fiction. Long suppressed in its native land, this account of strange doings in Moscow in the 1930s provides us with the essence of the sceptical, trenchant, unadulterated voice of dissent

Reissued to tie in with a new production of Flight adapted by Ron Hutchinson and performed at the Olivier, Royal National Theatre Mikhail Bulgakov was one of the Soviet Union's finest playwrights, whose work was often at odds with the Soviet State. This volume brings together his major dramatic achievements, including The White Guard, Madame Zoyka, Flight, Moliere, Adam and Eve and The Last Days.Bulgakov is a much-studied author by schools, colleges and universities.