The main character of a story by this author opens Crime and Punishment to a random page, but finds it to be a copy of The Brother Karamazov, and equates himself with Monsieur Bovary. This author wrote a story in which the priest Naigu undergoes a boiling treatment to decrease the size of his nose. This author of "Cogwheels" wrote about two people who steal to survive near the southern gate of Kyoto in a story that features inconsistent accounts from a woodcutter, a priest, a widow, and the ghost of a samurai. For 10 points, name this Japanese author "Rashomon."
The main character of a story by this author opens Crime and Punishment to a random page, but finds it to be a copy of The Brother Karamazov, and equates himself with Monsieur Bovary. This author wrote a story in which the priest Naigu undergoes a boiling treatment to decrease the size of his nose. This author of "Cogwheels" wrote about two people who steal to survive near the southern gate of Kyoto in a story that features inconsistent accounts from a woodcutter, a priest, a widow, and the ghost of a samurai. For 10 points, name this Japanese author "Rashomon."
The main character of a story by this author opens Crime and Punishment to a random page, but finds it to be a copy of The Brother Karamazov, and equates himself with Monsieur Bovary.