Comrade Korotkov, a full-time clerk in a company supplying raw materials for matches, will be our hero for 88 pages about which we do not wish to say anything. Like many masterpieces in the history of modern literature, this story begins with a misunderstanding, or an arbitrary misfortune, which ignites a series of absurd and humorous situations that are replicated at a gallop. Before us are eleven chapters or scenes, which make up a novella that reads like a collection of powerful images that seem to have come from a fine silent film. Dance of Demons (1924) is among Bulgakov's first writings. Pleasure and pleasure are guaranteed: one of the most beloved writers of all time presents us with a satirical, fantastic work, in which political and social criticism is intertwined, mockery of the bureaucracy that prevailed everywhere after the Russian Revolution, and a supreme sense of rhythm. This book is the sixth book in the "Reserve" collectors' series.