One play by this author begins with Efrossimov taking pictures with a new kind of camera, which proves to protect those it depicts from a deadly cloud of radiation.
One play by this author begins with Efrossimov taking pictures with a new kind of camera, which proves to protect those it depicts from a deadly cloud of radiation. A novel by this author ends with a mysterious August freeze stopping a plague of giant snakes that had been accidentally unleashed on Moscow in an attempt by Alexander Rokk to compensate for a disease in poultry. This author of Adam and Eve and The Fatal Eggs also wrote about a revolutionary transplant performed on Poligraph Poligraphovich in one novel. In another novel of his, the Variety Theater master Woland retrieves a man who is writing a novel about Pontius Pilate. For 10 points, name this Russian novelist of Heart of a Dog and The Master and Margarita.
One play by this author begins with Efrossimov taking pictures with a new kind of camera, which proves to protect those it depicts from a deadly cloud of radiation.
Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov