![]() ![]() In the bones of the novel, The Master and Margarita is a cautionary tale to those scholars who believe they can diminish history or dogma or even patriarchal norms as insignificant drivel or nonsense mythology. ![]() And it was his large body of work that, like his prophetic words in The Master and Margarita suggested, came to light decades after his death, some of his work only handwritten or typewritten copies.Īs Bulgakov’s Satan, who goes by Professor Woland, says majestically: “Manuscripts don’t burn.” Like his hero, the infamous Monsieur de Moliere, Bulgakov was barred from his public, but somehow had the strength and courage to carry on writing. As a writer who has suffered greatly at the hands of his government and his public, it can be said that one of Bulgakov’s major concerns is the fate of manuscripts, and works that have been created but kept from publication or production. ![]()
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