Flight
by Mikhail Bulgakov, Howard Colyer
In Flight, Mikhail Bulgakov masterfully depicts the harrowing escape of White Russian aristocrats from the chaos of the 1917 Revolution. Through poignant drama and incisive dialogue, the play explores themes of displacement, resilience, and the fragility of civilization. Translated by Howard Colyer, it remains a powerful reflection on exile and survival.
About This Book
Flight is a play written by the renowned Russian author Mikhail Bulgakov, with translation by Howard Colyer. It portrays the turbulent lives of White Russian émigrés fleeing the Bolshevik Revolution.
The narrative unfolds through intense dialogues and dramatic scenes, highlighting the characters' struggles in a world upended by war and ideology.
Bulgakov's sharp wit and profound insights into human nature shine through, making this a timeless piece of literature.
Translated into English, it offers readers a window into early 20th-century Russian history and the personal costs of political upheaval.
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