This man's short stories include "The Apelles Mark" and a tale about the kidnapping of young boy named Tosha, who is rescued, but later executed by the Red Guards, called "Aerial Ways."  
One of this author's poetry collections contains such verses as "After the Storm" and "Eve," while another  is divided into sections like the "Illness Cycle" and the "Could I ever forget Cycle."  Those volumes, entitled When It Clears Up and Themes and Variations, respectively, were published 36 years apart and span a career that began by imitating Rilke.  This man's short stories include "The Apelles Mark" and a tale about the kidnapping of young boy named Tosha, who is rescued, but later executed by the Red Guards, called "Aerial Ways."  This author's longer lyrics include a panoramic ode to the revolution and an autobiographical portrait of the leader of the Sevastopol mutiny.  In addition to 1905 and Lt. Schmidt, this author published a work that centers on a young woman who rejects both her husband Pascha and the vindictive Komarovsky to be with a man she once worked with as a nurse.  For 10 points, identify this Russian author, who created the lovers Lara and Yurii, in his Doctor Zhivago.
One of this author's poetry collections contains such verses as "After the Storm" and "Eve," while another  is divided into sections like the "Illness Cycle" and the "Could I ever forget Cycle."  
Boris Pasternak