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This man appended 16 lines addressed to "sons insolent and shameless" who "press to the Tsar's throne with [their] driveling" to a poem in which he writes that Alexander Pushkin's lips were "forever sealed" upon Pushkin's death. This author of "The Death of the Poet" wrote a poem whose title character kills an oprichnik of Ivan the Terrible in a fistfight and is executed. "The Song of the Merchant Kalashnikov" is by this author, who wrote of Princess Tamara, who succumbs to the fatal kiss of a supernatural being who lives in the (*) Caucasus, in his long romantic poem Demon. In a novel by this man composed of five vignettes, two of the narrators are Maxim Maximych and the superfluous man Pechorin. For 10 points, name this Russian author of A Hero of Our Time.
This man appended 16 lines addressed to "sons insolent and shameless" who "press to the Tsar's throne with [their] driveling" to a poem in which he writes that Alexander Pushkin's lips were "forever sealed" upon Pushkin's death.
Mikhail Lermontov [or Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov]