This author wrote a short story in which a roast lamb comes alive after Basavriuk convinces Petro to kill a child. This author of "St. John's Eve" wrote a work in which the title Cossack shoots his son Andriy on the spot after learning of his treachery; that work is Taras Bulba. He also wrote a work in which Poprishchin believes himself to be the heir to the Spanish throne. In addition to "Diary of a Madman," he wrote a work where Major Kovalyov journeys to Kazan Cathedral to recover the title body part, and in another story by this author, the title article of clothing is stolen from Akaky Akakievich. For 10 points, name this Russian author of "The Nose" and "The Ov
This author wrote a short story in which a roast lamb comes alive after Basavriuk convinces Petro to kill a child. This author of "St. John's Eve" wrote a work in which the title Cossack shoots his son Andriy on the spot after learning of his treachery; that work is Taras Bulba. He also wrote a work in which Poprishchin believes himself to be the heir to the Spanish throne. In addition to "Diary of a Madman," he wrote a work where Major Kovalyov journeys to Kazan Cathedral to recover the title body part, and in another story by this author, the title article of clothing is stolen from Akaky Akakievich. For 10 points, name this Russian author of "The Nose" and "The Overcoat."
This author wrote a short story in which a roast lamb comes alive after Basavriuk convinces Petro to kill a child.