This author described a mystical nightingale-catching dwarf nicknamed the Flea in the short story "Kasyan From the Beautiful Lands."
This author described a mystical nightingale-catching dwarf nicknamed the Flea in the short story "Kasyan From the Beautiful Lands." In an essay, this author argued that all mankind can be divided into into the character types of Hamlet and Don Quixote. His first novel is named for a "man of the forties" whose passionate rhetoric inspires love in Natasha Lasunsky, and his only major play focuses on Natalya Islaev, who schemes to marry off Vera after falling in love with her tutor Belyaev. This author of Rudin and A Month in the Country collected his stories about rural Russian peasants in A Sportsman's Sketches. For 10 points, name this Russian author who wrote about the nihilist Bazarov in Fathers and Sons.
This author described a mystical nightingale-catching dwarf nicknamed the Flea in the short story "Kasyan From the Beautiful Lands."
Ivan Turgenev