Days of the Turbins

The play "The Days of the Turbins" is a true gem of Bulgakov's drama. It presents the Civil War to the reader exactly as it truly was: merciless, bloody, and fratricidal. And in this chaos of broken lives and dashed hopes, the characters, frozen in indecision on the threshold of change, seem even more touching. The collection also includes "Zoyka's Apartment," which the author himself called "a tragic buffoonery," and "The Cabal of Hypocrites," a play about the unhappy love of the great genius Molière.