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3 books that made Mikhail Bulgakov want to be a writer Heritage Images/Getty Images; Pacific University Press, 2000; e-artnow, 2015; Independently published, 2020 Before he made a name for himself as a genius writer, Mikhail Bulgakov worked as a medical doctor. His path to literary acclaim began with his undying love of classical Russian literature. There were many books in Bulgakov’s library, but only several left the deepest imprint on the author of ‘Master and Margarita’.
Mikhail Bulgakov’s sister Elena recalled that their parents never bombarded kids with annoying questions like, “Oh, what are you reading?” or “Where did you get that book?”
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Top 5 books Pushkin loved to reread Vasily Tropinin; Pixabay; Berkley; Illustrated edition,2003; Arcturus Publishing Ltd, 2020; Ignatius, 2011; NYRB Classics; Reprint edition, 2012 Brits have Shakespeare, Italians have Dante, Germans – Goethe and the French – Rabelais, so it’s only fair that Russians have their own source of great national pride in Alexander Pushkin. “It’s our everything,” they often say in all seriousness.
Pushkin was an unapologetic bibliophile in his own right and had his own selection of favorite books and authors he loved to read and take inspiration from. We’ve listed these books here.
Portrait of Alexander Pushkin, by Pyotr Sokolov, 1836.
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