This author wrote about a lawyer who agrees to receive two million rubles after 15 years of isolated confinement in one story, and about Dmitri Gurov's affair with Anna Sergeyevna in Yalta in another.
A story by this man ends with its dying protagonist experiencing a vision of running deer. In that story by him, a doctor looks out the bars of a window, seeing only a bone-charring factory and a prison, and tries to escape the title place, but is beaten by his caretaker and has a stroke. A debt-stricken man plans to kill the resident of his garden house near the end of a story by this man, whose experience as a physician informed his story about a mental asylum entitled "Ward No. 6." This author wrote about a lawyer who agrees to receive two million rubles after 15 years of isolated confinement in one story, and about Dmitri Gurov's affair with Anna Sergeyevna in Yalta in another. For 10 points, name this Russian author of "The Bet" and "The Lady with a Dog."
A story by this man ends with its dying protagonist experiencing a vision of running deer.
Anton Chekhov [or Anton Pavlovich Chekhov] 