It is NOT Tristram Shandy, but it includes many "omitted" sections which the author just never bothered to write, preferring to deny important pieces of information to the reader.
It is NOT Tristram Shandy, but it includes many "omitted" sections which the author just never bothered to write, preferring to deny important pieces of information to the reader. Published serially from 1826 to 1834, it tells the story of a bored young man who rejects the love of Tatyana, provokes Lensky into fighting him, and then kills him in a duel. For ten points, name this novel in verse about a Byronic, and ironic, hero, written by Aleksandr Pushkin.
It is NOT Tristram Shandy, but it includes many "omitted" sections which the author just never bothered to write, preferring to deny important pieces of information to the reader.
Eugene Onegin or Evgeny Onegin