'Red-Stone Moscow' is a collection of essays and feuilletons by Mikhail Bulgakov about Moscow life in the 1920s. The satirist's keen eye captures the absurdity of the new way of life: NEPmen and communal apartments, bureaucracy and the housing crisis. A precursor to 'The Master and Margarita,' these texts brilliantly portray Moscow during the time of great upheaval.

Book in Russian