In one of his works, a young man discovers that his father is having a relationship with his boyhood crush, while a play of his features the young ward, Vera, who is married off by her stepmother so that she can possess a man all to herself.
In one of his works, a young man discovers that his father is having a relationship with his boyhood crush, while a play of his features the young ward, Vera, who is married off by her stepmother so that she can possess a man all to herself. His short stories include a tale about a carriage full of men that won't let the narrator and his friend, Filofey, pass, called "The Clatter of Wheels." That work was published along with 21 others, including the opening tale, "Khor and Kalynich," in a collection that relates the situations a nobleman from Orel encounters as he wanders the Russian countryside. His first effort at writing novels, Two Generations, was abandoned but its themes would be revisited in his most famous novel's depiction of the struggles within the Kirsanov family. For ten points, identify this author of A First Love, A Month in the Country, Sportsmen's Sketches, and Fathers and Sons.
In one of his works, a young man discovers that his father is having a relationship with his boyhood crush, while a play of his features the young ward, Vera, who is married off by her stepmother so that she can possess a man all to herself.
Ivan {Turgenev}