About Bulgakov’s works: there is no play “Ivan Vasil’evich” in his 1962 collection published by Iskusstvo. But Bulgakov’s Collected Works in several volumes were being prepared for publication in Moscow. I do not know if it was published – or if it is still being prepared for publication, or maybe they decided to conserve it, but, in any case, about two years ago in one of the Soviet bibliographic indexes (it seems to be in the “chronicle” section of the biweekly Novye knigi) there was a message that this edition of his complete works will be published in five or six volumes, and, if I am not mistaken, there were both “Ivan Vasil’evich” and the script of “Dead Souls.” But, of course, more than one author that has been rehabilitated and chosen for publication has been frozen and shelved in the USSR. This is all I know and remember about Bulgakov’s reprints and publications in the USSR.