One story by this author ends with the narrator hearing a boy repeatedly calling for "Antropka" after leaving a bar where he heard the beautiful singing of Yakov and Yasha.
One story by this author ends with the narrator hearing a boy repeatedly calling for "Antropka" after leaving a bar where he heard the beautiful singing of Yakov and Yasha. Another story by this author tells of a man named Radilov who only began to weep for the death of his wife when he saw a fly land on her eye. This author wrote of the landowner Polutikin controlling two contrasting (*) peasants in the first story of one collection, while in a novel by him the servant Fenichka bears a child for her master, Nikolai. This creator of the recurring character Yermolay included "Singers" and "Khor and Kalinych" in his collection A Sportsman's Sketches and wrote a novel about the nihilists Arkady Kirsanov and Yevgeny Bazarov. For 10 points, name this Russian author of Fathers and Sons.
One story by this author ends with the narrator hearing a boy repeatedly calling for "Antropka" after leaving a bar where he heard the beautiful singing of Yakov and Yasha.
Ivan Turgenev