I have something else. I recently received from the Soviet Union some of Bulgakov’s unpublished manuscripts (including “Moliere,” published last year). Bulgakov’s two manuscripts: the play “Ivan Vasilyevich,” which was not allowed to be staged in 1936, although the Moscow Art Theatre had already prepared it, and the staging of “Dead Souls.” The second, of course, is less interesting, but it should still be published. There is also a Paustovsky article (also a manuscript) about Bulgakov, which, for some reason was not allowed to be published; then there was the protocol of the meeting at the Moscow Art Theatre, a discussion of the play “Flight,” and transcripts of the civil funeral service, speeches, and excerpts from Stanislavsky’s letters, etc. I will take all of this material (“small”) for Mosty, while “Ivan Vasilyevich” and the dramatization of “Dead Souls” must be published separately – but the question is where to get the money. I am looking, but Allah knows when I will find anything. It will all be published by T<ovarishchestvo> Z<arubezhnyh> P<isatelei> of course. <…> Obviously, I am writing about Bulgakov’s materials confidentially, for now it is better that nobody knows about them.