The Master and Margarita, written by Mikhail Bulgakov, is a surreal and thought-provoking Russian romance novel. The story intertwines two narratives: one set in Moscow during the 1930s, where the Devil visits the city and wreaks havoc, and the other set in ancient Jerusalem, where Pontius Pilate encounters Jesus Christ. Amidst these fantastical elements, the novel explores the love story between the Master, a writer, and Margarita, his muse. Bulgakov's unique blend of satire, fantasy, and romance makes The Master and Margarita a literary masterpiece that challenges conventional storytelling.
