A visual reworking of The Master and Margarita that leans into the novel’s surreal logic.

The Devil arrives in Moscow, chaos follows—bureaucrats unravel, artists disappear, reality bends—and threaded through it all is the quieter, stranger love story between the Master and Margarita.

Klimowski and Schejbal strip Bulgakov down to atmosphere and movement. It becomes a translation into another language by way of medium: stark, shadowed, slightly disorienting. It keeps the satire, the absurdity, and the sense that something is always just out of reach, but delivers it in fragments you can sit with rather than push through.

First published by SelfMadeHero. Hardback, very good condition. Light shelf wear to boards, minimal edge rubbing; binding tight; interior clean with no marks. A well-kept copy.