This novel repeats the refrain "O Gods, Gods," and its early drafts were titled Here I Am and The Foreigner's Horseshoe.
This novel repeats the refrain "O Gods, Gods," and its early drafts were titled Here I Am and The Foreigner's Horseshoe. Styopa awakens with a hangover to discover a delicious meal presented to him by a stranger in this novel's chapter "A Naughty Apartment." That character's Variety Theater hosts a mysterious magic show that discombobulates the members of MASSOLIT. This novel's antagonist engineers the decapitation of Berlioz and drinks blood from his skull on Walpurgis Night, and is called Professor Woland. Containing parts of a book by the first title character about Pontius Pilate's condemnation of Jesus, for 10 points, name this novel in which the devil comes to Moscow, by Mikhail Bulgakov.
This novel repeats the refrain "O Gods, Gods," and its early drafts were titled Here I Am and The Foreigner's Horseshoe.
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