Morphine

This collection includes Bulgakov’s works, which are an autobiographical nature, - a witty, ironic story "Notes on the cuffs", dedicated to wanderings in the post -revolutionary Caucasus, complex relations with the “red” power and collections in the pen, dreams of emigration and the first experiments in literature, and the first experiments in literature, and the first experiments in literature, and the first experiments in literature, and The amazing "notes of the young doctor" are almost documentary essays by Bulgakov about the holy and terrible lot of the minister of Hippocrates in the poor, almost medieval Russian province of the early 1920s. The book also includes "morphine" - a frighteningly frank, painful confession, which served as the basis for the film of the same name by Alexei Balabanov