BULGAKOV IN MOSCOW
Description:
The work and life of Mikhail Bulgakov excites. There will be more than one generation of people. As we know, at the beginning of his life, he was supposed to become a doctor, but fate decreed otherwise: he became a great writer. Bulgakov was extremely attentive to detail and accurate in describing a particular place in the pages of his works. Many contemporaries of the writer served as prototypes of the heroes of his novels. The books of Mikhail Afanasyevich are real guides to cities, streets, alleys and houses.
Walking through the streets of Moscow, you will make a fascinating journey through Bulgakov places, plunge into the world of the great writer.
- How did Bulgakov’s first years of life develop in Moscow, and how was his housing problem solved?
- Who could be the prototypes of the Master and Margarita in Bulgakov’s novel of the same name?
- In which Moscow house was Zoykina apartment?
- What circumstances compelled Bulgakov to write a letter to Stalin?
- What event in Bulgakov’s life prompted the writer to insert in his novel “The Master and Margarita” the scene “The ball at Satan’s?”