This author of "The Beggar" wrote another short story in which Kuznichov and Egorushka attempt to cross the titular part of Russia, "The Steppe," and one in which Yakov Ivanov is an undertaker who enjoys playing the titular "Rothschild's Fiddle."
In one short story by this author, a man decides to provide a sex education for his son by having him observe a newly married couple and a third man through a bulkhead peep hole. In addition to "At Sea," this author wrote about Skvortsov, who was forced to chop wood by Lushkov, but refuses. This author of "The Beggar" wrote another short story in which Kuznichov and Egorushka attempt to cross the titular part of Russia, "The Steppe," and one in which Yakov Ivanov is an undertaker who enjoys playing the titular "Rothschild's Fiddle." Aliokhin and Burkin are wholly unsatisfied with Ivan's tale in a notable short story by this man, who also wrote one about Dmitri Dmitritch Gurov, who takes notice of a new arrival carrying a Pomeranian. For 10 points, name this author of "Gooseberries" and "The Lady with the Lapdog." 
In one short story by this author, a man decides to provide a sex education for his son by having him observe a newly married couple and a third man through a bulkhead peep hole.
Anton {Chekhov}