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| '''Mikhail Bulgakov''' (]-]), a ] novelist and playwright of the first half of the ]. Bulgakov |
'''Mikhail Bulgakov''' (]-]), a ] novelist and playwright of the first half of the ]. Even during his life, Bulgakov was famous for his books ''Notes of a Country Doctor'' and ''White Guard''; however it was is the fantasy/morality ] '']'', published almost thirty years after his death, in 1967, that has granted him immortality. In the opinion of many, it is the best Russian ] of the century and the best of the Soviet novels ever. | ||
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Mikhail Bulgakov (1891-1940), a Russian novelist and playwright of the first half of the 20th century. Even during his life, Bulgakov was famous for his books Notes of a Country Doctor and White Guard; however it was is the fantasy/morality novel The Master and Margarita, published almost thirty years after his death, in 1967, that has granted him immortality. In the opinion of many, it is the best Russian novel of the century and the best of the Soviet novels ever.
What needs to be added: a real bio, notes about his journalistic career, expansion on his writing career