About the Author
Mikhail Bulgakov
ISBN 9780099529569
Rs. 958
Vintage Classics
A Country Doctor's Notebook
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction and Bulgakov fans
Mikhail Bulgakov's "A Country Doctor's Notebook" is a semi-autobiographical collection of short stories chronicling a young medical practitioner's challenging experiences in rural pre-revolutionary Russia. These tales offer a candid, often darkly humorous, glimpse into the stark realities of early 20th-century medicine and the human condition.Why You Should Read? Explore the unique challenges of the medical profession in a remote Russian village before the revolution. Experience Bulgakov's blend of sharp wit, dark humor, and poignant human tragedy. Gain insight into the personal struggles and intellectual dilemmas faced by young doctors. Discover a classic of Russian literature from the acclaimed author of "The Master and Margarita."
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- Semi-autobiographical stories by Mikhail Bulgakov
- Set in rural pre-revolutionary Russia
- Candid, darkly humorous look at early 20th-century medicine
- Explores personal and intellectual dilemmas of a young doctor
- From the author of 'The Master and Margarita'
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Questions about this book
Is this book a novel or a collection of stories?
It is a collection of short stories, semi-autobiographical in nature, based on Bulgakov's own experiences as a young doctor.
What time period does the book cover?
It is set in rural Russia before the revolution, depicting the challenges of medical practice in that era.
What is the tone of the book?
The tone is candid and often darkly humorous, blending sharp wit with poignant human tragedy.
Is this book suitable for readers new to Bulgakov?
Yes, it offers an accessible entry point to Bulgakov's work, showcasing his style and themes in a shorter format.