He depicted a small-scale
He depicted a small-scale insurrection in The Crimson Island and wrote a play about the life of Moli?e, A Cabal of Hypocrites. One of his was a reworking of his play The Day of the Turbins, and in one of his shorter works a testicular transplant turns Sharik into a monster named Polygraph Polygraphovich. In a novel by this author, the naked woman Hella and a shady clown named Koroviev-Faggot learn that "manuscripts don't burn" while performing in the stage show of the magician Woland, in a story running parallel to an interpretation of Faust and the crucifixion of Jesus. For 10 points, name this author of Heart of a Dog and The Master and Margarita.
He depicted a small-scale insurrection in The Crimson Island and wrote a play about the life of Moli?e, A Cabal of Hypocrites.
Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov