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Stephen
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Dec 04, 2015 12:51PM

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I love Bulgakov's style. I have read his several books ('Master and Margarita','A Country Doctor's Notebook'). He was a doctor by the way, in many of his books he describes his career.




i have read both books in russian. In russian descriptions and portraits of characters are better than in english version of book



I just finished discussing "A Country Doctor's Notebook" at my library's Russian Literature Group this morning. Thus far it has been one of our favorite (if not *the* favorite) of our readings. We loved the stories for their strong plots, engaging main character, and modern feel. Glenny's translation is top-notch.
After this positive experience, I'm definitely planning on reading "The Master & Margarita" and "Heart of the Dog" at the very least. Though I may get to "The White Guard" first since I have it at the office right now. One day, I'd also like to get ahold of his plays, since that's what he was famous for during his lifetime.
After this positive experience, I'm definitely planning on reading "The Master & Margarita" and "Heart of the Dog" at the very least. Though I may get to "The White Guard" first since I have it at the office right now. One day, I'd also like to get ahold of his plays, since that's what he was famous for during his lifetime.


Josh wrote: "I began reading The Master & Margarita, but I decided I would wait until I had a clear mind to read it more wholeheartedly. I included Bulgakov in a Powerpoint presentation I did about 20th century..."
Hey Josh, I'd be interested in seeing that Powerpoint. Is it possible for you to forward it to me? (lifeinoleg@gmail.com)
Hey Josh, I'd be interested in seeing that Powerpoint. Is it possible for you to forward it to me? (lifeinoleg@gmail.com)