A novel based on strange real-life events. A doctor’s difficult circumstances lead him to addiction and its disastrous consequences.
The novel reveals the author’s remarkable ability to depict the lives of addicts and the intricate details of the turmoil that surrounds them. Through his own personal experience, Bulgakov offers a personal insight into war and the catastrophic consequences it can have on both society and the individual. He also brilliantly depicts his life in the countryside and an illness he contracted as a result of his interactions with patients, a disease that had a clear impact on the rest of his life. It’s a personal story, but it could happen anywhere. It’s a focused story, but the focus makes the fleeting moment a part of eternity.
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A short novel that narrates an addicted doctor’s struggle with addiction amidst a bleak psychological and societal environment.
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