For 10 points, name this author who wrote about a man who rarely rises from his bed, the supremely lazy Oblomov.
This author's chief work of nonfiction is a manifesto against foreign food and places based on his trip to Japan, entitled The Frigate Pallada, and he wrote about Pyotr Ivanovich showing Alexander Aduyev around a city in his novel A Common Story. In another novel by this author, the title character is maneuvered into falling for his landlady Agafya by the Eric Mukherjee of Russian literature, an aryl halide-loving schemer named Mukhoyarov. Nikolay Dobrolyubov wrote about the "ism" of that novel, and this man also wrote about Olga Ilyinsky marrying Andrey Stolz after the owner of a large but remote estate is fleeced by his bailiffs and gets no work from his valet Zakhar. For 10 points, name this author who wrote about a man who rarely rises from his bed, the supremely lazy Oblomov.
This author's chief work of nonfiction is a manifesto against foreign food and places based on his trip to Japan, entitled The Frigate Pallada, and he wrote about Pyotr Ivanovich showing Alexander Aduyev around a city in his novel A Common Story.
Ivan Alexandrovich {Goncharov}