Confusion in this novella arises over whether twelve or fourteen bowls of oatmealhad been served. One character in this novella has half of the New Testament copiedinto a notebook, which he keeps in a chink in the wall. The protagonist keeps a (+)spoon inscribed "Ust-Izhma, 1944" in his boot and sews half of his bread ration into his mattress. The protagonist uses a special trowel to lay (*) bricks in a power station, at which he and Kilgas used stolen roofing felt to cover windows. The protagon
Confusion in this novella arises over whether twelve or fourteen bowls of oatmealhad been served. One character in this novella has half of the New Testament copiedinto a notebook, which he keeps in a chink in the wall. The protagonist keeps a (+)spoon inscribed "Ust-Izhma, 1944" in his boot and sews half of his bread ration into his mattress. The protagonist uses a special trowel to lay (*) bricks in a power station, at which he and Kilgas used stolen roofing felt to cover windows. The protagonist is given a cigarette butt by Tsezar and shares his barracks with Alyosha the Baptist. This work follows the zeks of the 104th during their time in a gulag. For ten points, name this novella about the titular Shukov's experiences in a prison camp written by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
Confusion in this novella arises over whether twelve or fourteen bowls of oatmealhad been served.
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich (or Odin Dyen Ivana Denisovicha)