In a poem by this author, Paresha is the love interest of Evgenni, who eventually becomes a madman after he finds her house burned down. Evgenni later sits on marble lions which overlook the title object of that poem. A different play by this author is the basis of a Mussorgsky opera; that play is  (*) Boris Godunov. In this author's most famous novel, Tatyana Larina cannot elope with the title ch
In a poem by this author, Paresha is the love interest of Evgenni, who eventually becomes a madman after he finds her house burned down. Evgenni later sits on marble lions which overlook the title object of that poem. A different play by this author is the basis of a Mussorgsky opera; that play is  (*) Boris Godunov. In this author's most famous novel, Tatyana Larina cannot elope with the title character because she is married; this happens years after that character rejected Tatyana's youthful profession of love. For 10 points, name this author of The Bronze Horseman and Eugene Onegin.
In a poem by this author, Paresha is the love interest of Evgenni, who eventually becomes a madman after he finds her house burned down.
Aleksandr  Pushkin 