Master and Margarita. Bulgakov M.A.

Mikhail Afanasevich Bulgakov (1891 - 1940) - Russian writer, playwright, author of novels, stories and stories - was born in Kyiv in a large family. A graduate of the medical faculty, Bulgakov worked in the hospitals of the front line during the First World War. Then he served as a rural doctor for two years. Later, as a military doctor went to the North Caucasus. The first newspaper publications of M. Bulgakov appeared in 1919 in Kyiv. In Moscow, he collaborates as a feuilletonist in various newspapers and magazines. From 1922 to 1926, more than 120 reports, essays and feuilletons were printed in the Gudok newspaper. In 1923, Bulgakov joined the All -Russian Writers' Union. The novel "Master and Margarita" publ. In 1966-1967, which Bulgakov brought world fame, was conceived as a novel about God and the devil.

Work on the novel began in the late 1920s and continued until the death of the writer. Satan with a very unusual company enters Moscow in the 20s of the 20ths - and begins to perform his trial of deceivers, lazy people, villains and cunning. This is the beginning of a series of strange and unexpected events that amaze the whole city. Against the backdrop of these incredible events, the main characters of the book are greeted by each other - master and Margarita. The heads of modern Moscow in the novel of Bulgakov alternate with the chapters of the novel about Pilate and Yeshua, who writes the master. And the reader has to re -solve the problem of the creator’s responsibility for his talent each time.