One of this author's stories describes the murder of the prostitute Korol'kova by the bloodthirsty serial killer Sokolovich.
One of this author's stories describes the murder of the prostitute Korol'kova by the bloodthirsty serial killer Sokolovich. Varlam Shalamov was sent to Kolyma for praising this author, who was awarded the Pushkin Prize for his translation of The Song of Hiawatha. This author of the short story "Loopy Ears" wrote the fictional autobiography The Life of Arseniev, and attacked the Bolshevik Revolution in his diary Cursed Days. He was praised by Gorky for his bleak novel The Village, and wrote a story whose title character sails for Europe on the Atlantis and is placed in a soda-water box after dying of a seizure on Capri. For 10 points, name this Russian author of "The Gentleman from San Francisco."
One of this author's stories describes the murder of the prostitute Korol'kova by the bloodthirsty serial killer Sokolovich.
Ivan Bunin