His dramatic works include The Feast in the Time of the Plague, The Water Nymph and The Covetous Knight, although better known are The Stone Guest and a play concerning a Boyar during the Time of Troubles.
He became a low-grade government official as a result of the publication of his patriotic "Ode to Liberty," but he was sent to a remote province to keep him out of the way. While in exile he wrote such poems as "Count Nulin" and "The Gypsies" and began work on a long poem about love between the titular urbane dandy and Tatyana Larin. His dramatic works include The Feast in the Time of the Plague, The Water Nymph and The Covetous Knight, although better known are The Stone Guest and a play concerning a Boyar during the Time of Troubles. For 10 points, name this Russian writer of Boris Godunov and Eugene Onegin.
He became a low-grade government official as a result of the publication of his patriotic "Ode to Liberty," but he was sent to a remote province to keep him out of the way.
Alexander Sergeyevich {Pushkin} [POOSH keen]