巨匠とマルガリータ（上） (岩波文庫)
by ブルガーコフ
In Soviet Moscow, the devilish Woland and his retinue sow disorder among the atheistic elite, while a tormented writer grapples with his unfinished novel about Pontius Pilate. Bulgakov's satirical masterpiece merges fantasy, romance, and philosophy in a timeless exploration of art, faith, and morality.
About This Book
The Master and Margarita is a renowned work by Mikhail Bulgakov, exploring themes of good and evil through a fantastical lens. Set in Soviet Moscow, it features a mysterious foreigner who disrupts the mundane lives of the city's inhabitants.
The narrative weaves between contemporary events and biblical times, highlighting the struggles of artists and the eternal conflict between creativity and censorship. Bulgakov's prose captures the absurdity of bureaucracy and the power of imagination.
This edition, part of the Iwanami Bunko series, presents the upper volume of the classic tale, inviting readers into a world where the supernatural challenges reality.
Through humor and profound insight, the novel critiques society while celebrating the resilience of the human spirit.
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