巨匠とマルガリータ（下） (岩波文庫)
by ブルガーコフ
The second volume of Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita escalates the devil's mischievous influence in Moscow, intertwining the Master's literary struggles with biblical echoes. This satirical fantasy critiques Soviet life through humor, horror, and profound insights into creativity and power.
About This Book
The Master and Margarita, in its lower volume, continues Mikhail Bulgakov's iconic narrative where the devil Woland and his retinue wreak havoc on 1930s Soviet society. This rock-wave edition captures the essence of the author's imaginative storytelling.
Blending elements of romance, mysticism, and sharp commentary, the story explores themes of art, faith, and human folly through interwoven tales of the Master's tormented existence and Pontius Pilate's ancient dilemma.
Bulgakov's work, written during a time of intense censorship, showcases his bold literary voice and enduring influence on Russian literature.
Readers are drawn into a world where the supernatural intersects with everyday life, challenging perceptions of reality and morality.
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