One character in this novel owns a dog named Banga, to whom he complains about his hemicrania, and employs the hooded secret policeman Aphranius.
One character in this novel owns a dog named Banga, to whom he complains about his hemicrania, and employs the hooded secret policeman Aphranius. Another character in this novel is a young poet who writes under an alias meaning "Homeless". The director of the Variety Theatre, Styopa, is transported to Yalta by members of a (*) retinue including Korovyev and the enormous cat Behemoth in this novel. A major character from this novel attempts to burn a manuscript about Yeshua Ha-Notsri that is later returned to him with the reprimand "Manuscripts don't burn." For 10 points, identify this novel in which the Devil adopts the disguise of Woland to come to Moscow, written by Mikhail Bulgakov.
One character in this novel owns a dog named Banga, to whom he complains about his hemicrania, and employs the hooded secret policeman Aphranius.
The Master and Margarita [or Master i Margarita]