One of this author's short stories begins by describing a "certain official" who "serves in a certain department," and another contrasts the lives of Lieutenant Pirogov and Piskaryov, who both travel along the title street.
One of this author's short stories begins by describing a "certain official" who "serves in a certain department," and another contrasts the lives of Lieutenant Pirogov and Piskaryov, who both travel along the title street. In another of his works, Poprischin believes himself heir to the throne of Spain. This author of (*) "Diary of a Madman" and "Nevsky Prospekt" wrote an unfinished novel whose title objects are bought from characters like Plyushkin and Sobakevich by the crafty Chichikov. For ten points, identify this author who wrote of Akaky Akakievich losing the title garment in "The Overcoat," and also wrote Dead Souls.
One of this author's short stories begins by describing a "certain official" who "serves in a certain department," and another contrasts the lives of Lieutenant Pirogov and Piskaryov, who both travel along the title street.
Nikolai {Gogol}