FTP, name this Russian winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature who wrote "The Gentleman from San Francisco."
He wrote about an officer who shoots a woman after reading her diary and discovering that she loathes him in his story "Gentle Breathing." He wrote about a young man who pines for his former love, Katya, before sleeping with a peasant girl and shooting himself in the head in his story "Mitya's Love." He moved to France in 1920, where he settled in Grasse and wrote works like his autobiographical novel The Life of Arseniev. However, he's best known for his stories, which include "Dry Valley," "The Elaghin Affair," and one about a titular millionaire who dies at a hotel on Capri. FTP, name this Russian winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature who wrote "The Gentleman from San Francisco."
He wrote about an officer who shoots a woman after reading her diary and discovering that she loathes him in his story "Gentle Breathing."
Ivan {Bunin}