"Early Unknown Prose" by Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov is a unique collection that reveals to the reader the little-known facets of the work of one of the greatest masters of Russian literature of the 20th century. This book is a real storehouse of literary finds in which the author, while still a student and a young writer, experiments with forms, genres and styles, creating works full of sincere emotions, unusual plot decisions and vivid images. This collection contains early works of Bulgakov, many of which are published for the first time or in rare editions. Here you will find not only short stories and sketches, but also more voluminous texts, in which you feel not only the future talent of the master, but also his inner search, doubts and dreams. These works are like a window into the soul of a young author, in his desire to understand the world around him, to understand himself and find his voice in literature. Reading "Early Unknown Prose", you can feel how from the pen of the future classic gradually formed a unique style, which combines irony, deep psychological insight and a subtle sense of satire. The book will certainly interest not only fans of Bulgakov’s work, already familiar with his later masterpieces, such as “The Master and Margarita” or “The White Guard”, but also those who are only taking the first steps in studying his legacy. It will be especially attractive for lovers of Russian classical literature, connoisseurs of literary experiments and those who are interested in the history of the writer’s formation. The age range of readers is from high school students to adults, because in these works you can find both sincere youth and deep reflections that are relevant today. The themes raised in Early Unknown Prose are diverse and multifaceted. There are reflections on the fate of man, and satirical sketches, and philosophical notes, and even elements of mysticism. Each work is a small world in which the author sincerely shares his thoughts, experiences and observations. This book is especially valuable because it allows you to understand how the literary style of Bulgakov was formed, how he experimented with genres and language, and what topics worried him in his youth. The style of Mikhail Bulgakov in early works is distinguished by special liveliness, sincerity and subtle humor. He already then demonstrates his talent for creating vivid, memorable images and masterfully combining satire with philosophy. In these texts, one feels his keen sense of observation, irony and love for the word. For those familiar with his later work, “Early Unknown Prose” will be a valuable addition that allows you to trace the evolution of the writer and understand how the masterpieces of world literature grew from youthful experiments. This book is not just a collection of early works, but a real journey into the past, into the birth of a genius who will not leave indifferent any connoisseur of Russian literature. It allows you to look at Bulgakov from a new angle, feel his inner world and understand how his work was filled with sincerity, wit and deep reflection. For those who seek inspiration, appreciate historical and literary discoveries, Mikhail Bulgakov’s “Early Unknown Prose” will become an indispensable source of knowledge and aesthetic pleasure.