" In one of his stories, Fita bans starvation and condemns cholera patients as criminals in a satirical work from his collection Fairy Tales for Grown-Up Children, and an elderly couple commits suicide after Martin steals wood so that they might celebrate by lighting their stove early in the morning in his (*) "The Cave."
Both a study by D.J. Richards and a Mirra Ginsburg translation of this writer's essays name him as a "heretic" and his own essays include one which accuses the titular writers of falling short of their namesakes, "Scythians?" In one of his stories, Fita bans starvation and condemns cholera patients as criminals in a satirical work from his collection Fairy Tales for Grown-Up Children, and an elderly couple commits suicide after Martin steals wood so that they might celebrate by lighting their stove early in the morning in his (*) "The Cave." During the so-called "repertory crisis", this author prepared a stage version of Leskov's The Flea and adapted his own satirical novel about Jesmond's vicar Dewly and the death of the lawyer O'Kelley, The Islanders, into The Society of Honorary Bellringers. Also the author of a novel in which the Green Wall separates the chaotic organic world from the ordered world of the Only State, this is, for 10 points, what creator of the mathematician D-503 in the dystopian novel We?
Both a study by D.J. Richards and a Mirra Ginsburg translation of this writer's essays name him as a "heretic" and his own essays include one which accuses the titular writers of falling short of their namesakes, "Scythians?
{Yevgeny Zamyatin}