For 10 points, name this Russian author of Fathers and Sons.
In one story by this author, the title character is left by a gypsy woman and falls into despair after a horse he purchases turns out not to be the lost stallion Malek Adel. In a second story by this author, the narrator listens to the recollections of an old peasant named Foggy at a spring called Raspberry Water. A third story by this author discusses a narrator who, while trying to sleep in a dark room at a landowner's house after a party, speaks with a roommate who realizes that he is completely superfluous. This author's stories "The End of Chertopkhanov" (cher-TAHP-kuh-nahv) and (*) "Hamlet of the Shchigrovsky (shrih-chih-GRAHV-skee) District" appeared in his collection A Sportsman's Sketches. In a novel by this author that introduces the Kirsanov family, an infected scalpel wound kills the nihilist Bazarov. For 10 points, name this Russian author of Fathers and Sons.
In one story by this author, the title character is left by a gypsy woman and falls into despair after a horse he purchases turns out not to be the lost stallion Malek Adel.
Ivan Turgenev [or Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev] &lt;Hart&gt;