Morphine - Bulgakov

Based on strange true events, a doctor's difficult circumstances lead him to addiction and the devastating consequences that follow. The novel reveals the author's ability to portray the lives of addicts and the intricate details of the turmoil surrounding them. Through a personal experience, he offers a personal impression of wars and the catastrophic outcomes they can have on society and individuals. He also masterfully depicts his life in the countryside and an illness he contracted due to his contact with patients, which had a clear impact on the rest of his life.

• Category: Translated Novels

• Number of pages: 86 pages