In addition to "On the Rafts" and "The Nightmare," he wrote about an unusual color of paint which was applied to Konstantin Mironov's house in "A Sky-Blue Life."  
In one of his stories, Sergey makes fun of Mitya because Mitya's father Silan is sleeping with Mitya's wife Maria.   In another of his stories, a young woman who had been betraying her fellow students offers to prostitute herself to the narrator if he can keep her name from being reported after the revolution.  In addition to "On the Rafts" and "The Nightmare," he wrote about an unusual color of paint which was applied to Konstantin Mironov's house in "A Sky-Blue Life."  In his first story, an old gypsy tells a story about Loyko Zobar, while his most famous story is set in a pretzel factory.  The author of "Makar Chudra" and "Twenty-Six Men and a Girl," he also wrote such novels as The Life of Klim Samgin and The Artamanov Business.  FTP, name this Russian author of Mother and The Lower Depths.
In one of his stories, Sergey makes fun of Mitya because Mitya's father Silan is sleeping with Mitya's wife Maria.   
Maxim Gorky (accept: Aleksey Peshkov)