In one of this man's stories the cab driver Iona prolongs fares unnecessary in order to tell passengers about his recently deceased son.  The title character of another story looks through a porthole of an infirmary ship to see Chinese men shouting "It sings! It sings!," while in a better-known work Nikolai becomes nostalgic for the country life as he dreams of growing the title fruit.  In addition to "Gusev" and "Gooseberries," this man wrote a story in which a man vacationing at Yalta meets Anna Sergeevna von Diederitz, the mysterious canine-loving title character.  
In one of this man's stories the cab driver Iona prolongs fares unnecessary in order to tell passengers about his recently deceased son.  The title character of another story looks through a porthole of an infirmary ship to see Chinese men shouting "It sings! It sings!," while in a better-known work Nikolai becomes nostalgic for the country life as he dreams of growing the title fruit.  In addition to "Gusev" and "Gooseberries," this man wrote a story in which a man vacationing at Yalta meets Anna Sergeevna von Diederitz, the mysterious canine-loving title character.  Better known are plays such as The Wood Demon, which was later adapted into a play about a burnt-out intellectual who incurably lusts after Yelena, the wife of Professor Alexandr Serebryakov.  Other subjects of his dramas include the estate of Madame Ranevskaya and the Prozorov family along with Konstantin Treplev, who leaves the title bird at the feet of Nina Zaretchyn.  FTP name this author of The Cherry Orchard, Uncle Vanya, and The Seagull.
In one of this man's stories the cab driver Iona prolongs fares unnecessary in order to tell passengers about his recently deceased son.  
Anton Chekhov