His works in that genre include "On the Farm," "The News From Home," and a tale of an American millionaire who dies in Naples.  
He wrote, "I have a genuinely savage hatred and genuinely savage contempt for revolutions."  That hatred did not prevent him from corresponding with Maxim Gorky, to whom he dedicated his poetry collection Listopad.  His novels include The Village and Mitya's Love, but he was chiefly a short story writer.  His works in that genre include "On the Farm," "The News From Home," and a tale of an American millionaire who dies in Naples.  FTP, name this author of "The Gentleman from San Francisco," the first Russian to receive a Nobel Prize for Literature in 1933.
He wrote, "I have a genuinely savage hatred and genuinely savage contempt for revolutions."  
Ivan Alekseyevich Bunin