Collection of works in ten volumes . Volume 1: The Devil's Day by Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov is a unique literary masterpiece that immerses the reader in the depths of the human soul, revealing the complex and sometimes contradictory aspects of the human character. This first volume, opening the series, is a bright and rich work filled with philosophical reflections, satirical sketches and mystical plots that make it unforgettable for any connoisseur of Russian classics and modern literature. The focus of the “Deviliad” is a mysterious and at the same time attractive image of the devil, which, like a shadow, permeates the entire narrative. Bulgakov masterfully creates an atmosphere of tension and irony, forcing the reader to think about the nature of evil, temptation and human weaknesses. In this work, the author uses a wealth of metaphors, allegories and satirical images to show how thin the boundary between good and evil is, and how easily a person can be captured by his own passions and illusions. The book "Deviliad" is not just a collection of short stories or essays, but a deep philosophical study in which the author raises important topics of morality, religion, power and human freedom. Bulgakov, known for his unique ability to combine satire and tragedy, creates vivid characters, each of which is a mirror of human vices and virtues. His sharp humor and ironic perception of the world make reading not only informative, but also exciting, causing the reader the desire to reflect and discuss what he read. This book is ideal for lovers of classical Russian literature, connoisseurs of philosophical reflections and fans of works with elements of mysticism and satire. It will be interesting both for young readers looking for answers to complex questions about the nature of evil, and for adults who appreciate deep psychologism and subtle irony. It will especially appeal to those who are already familiar with the work of Bulgakov and want to expand their knowledge of his early and most striking works. The style of Mikhail Bulgakov in the “Deviliad” is a combination of vivid imagery, rich in metaphors and subtle satire. His language is the art of the word, which can simultaneously shock and delight, making you think about the meaning of life and the nature of human existence. In this work, the author uses his talent to create multifaceted images that remain in memory for a long time and cause the desire to re-read it again and again. "Deviliad" is not only a literary work, but also a philosophical dialogue, which is relevant in the modern world. It raises questions about moral values, how easily a person can be dominated by their passions, and the need to find inner harmony. This book deservedly occupies an important place in the heritage of Mikhail Bulgakov and is a must-read for all who appreciate deep, multi-layered literature that can not only entertain, but also make you think. If you are looking for a work that combines satire, mysticism and philosophy, then the “Deviliad” from the collection of works of Mikhail Bulgakov is exactly what you need. This is a book that will not leave indifferent, will open new horizons of understanding of human nature and will give unforgettable literary impressions.