One story by this author sees Pahome become increasingly covetous of real estate, drawing Satan's attention.
One story by this author sees Pahome become increasingly covetous of real estate, drawing Satan's attention. In another work by this man, a man discovers his wife's affair with a violinist with whom she performs the title Beethoven work, leading Pozdnyshev to kill that wife. In addition to penning (*) How Much Land Does a Man Need? and The Kreutzer Sonata, this author wrote a novel in which Konstantin Levin is in love with Kitty and the affair of the title character with Count Vronsky leads to her eventual suicide by train. For 10 points, name this Russian author of Anna Karenina who also wrote a novel centering on Napoleon's invasion of his country in War and Peace.
One story by this author sees Pahome become increasingly covetous of real estate, drawing Satan's attention.
Leo {Tolstoy} [or Lev Nikolayevich {Tolstoy}]