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... 40 Have one to sell? Dont have one? Well set one up for you. ... In the West, in the theatre and literature, he is relished as one of the greatest of modern Russian writers, perhaps the greatest. ... 15 of 17 people found the following review helpful: Bulgakovs Soviet Satire, May 17, 2003 Reviewer: weirdears (see more about me) from Chicago, IL United States Bulgakov was a true Russian genius, but one who lacked the "politically correct" postures of other less talented soviet hacks. ... The Heart of a Dog is a great book, perhaps not as multifaceted as Bulgakovs masterpiece, Master and Margarita, but brilliant nonetheless. ... When his books were censored, he wrote a wild, heartfelt letter to authorities in Soviet Russia, asking that, if they were not to be allowed to publish his work, would they then assign him to work in theater, even as a lowly stagehand. In one of Stalins capricious moves, Bulgakov was, indeed, assigned to work as an assistant director at a Moscow theater. Meanwhile, Bulgakov continued to amass what must be one of the worlds great hordes of literary work unpublished in the lifetime of an author.