This author of Taras Bulba wrote a play in which [*] Khlestakov is mistaken for a government official, entitled The Inspector-General.
This man wrote a novel about a Cossack and his two sons Andrei and Ostap, as well as a story in which Poprishchin thinks he is king of Spain. That story is part of this man's collection Arabesques and is entitled "Diary of a Madman." This author of Taras Bulba wrote a play in which [*] Khlestakov is mistaken for a government official, entitled The Inspector-General. This man wrote a story about a body part belonging to Major Kovalyov becoming human, and in one novel by this man, Chichikov collects the deeds to the title deceased serfs. For 10 points, name this Russian author of "The Nose" and Dead Souls.
This man wrote a novel about a Cossack and his two sons Andrei and Ostap, as well as a story in which Poprishchin thinks he is king of Spain.
Nikolai Vasilievitch {Gogol}