This author mimicked "Vasily Tyorkin" by using trochais tetrameters in his rambling war poem "Prussian Nights."
This author mimicked "Vasily Tyorkin" by using trochais tetrameters in his rambling war poem "Prussian Nights." He described Ilya's greed for lumber that leads to the death of the title relative while transporting it to Cherusti in Matryona's Home. Georgi Vorotynsky does not want to know about his mistress Olda's past lovers in this author's cycle of works that contains August 1914. This author of The Red Wheel wrote of the exile Oleg, who leaves the title location, where he stayed with Asya and Rusanov and was treated by Zoya, Vega, and Lyudmila. Fetyukov saves breakfast for the protagonist, who teaches Gopchick how to make a spoon in a novel by this author, which also contains Tsezar, who receives a special package and gives the protagonist a biscuit, which he then gives to Alyoshka. For 10 points, name this author of Cancer Ward and One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich.
This author mimicked "Vasily Tyorkin" by using trochais tetrameters in his rambling war poem "Prussian Nights."
Alexander Iseyavich Solzhenitsyn