In addition to The Inspector General and "The Nose," this man wrote a work in which Akakiy Akakiyevich prizes the title item of clothing and a novel in which the names of serfs whose deaths have not been recorded by a census are bought by Tchitchikov.
In one play by this man, Khlestakov impersonates the title character, and in another work, a certain body part walks down Nevsky Prospect impersonating a state councilor. In addition to The Inspector General and "The Nose," this man wrote a work in which Akakiy Akakiyevich prizes the title item of clothing and a novel in which the names of serfs whose deaths have not been recorded by a census are bought by Tchitchikov. For 10 points, name this author of "The Overcoat" and Dead Souls.
In one play by this man, Khlestakov impersonates the title character, and in another work, a certain body part walks down Nevsky Prospect impersonating a state councilor.
Nikolai {Gogol}