One of this author's characters is forced to sleep in a sheep's pen, where he is visited by an old woman who later turns into a beautiful girl.
One of this author's characters is forced to sleep in a sheep's pen, where he is visited by an old woman who later turns into a beautiful girl. In addition to writing about Khoma in "Viy", he wrote a work in which a character believes that he hears dogs talking to each other and that he has found letters that the dogs wrote to each other. In another work, a barber is surprised to find one of the body parts of one of his customers. In a novel, the protagonist visits the country houses of Manilov and Sobakevitch to work out a deal that will allow him to get a large loan. Name this author who wrote about Poprishchin in "Diary of a Madman", about Kovalyov in "The Nose", and about Chichikov in Dead Souls.
One of this author's characters is forced to sleep in a sheep's pen, where he is visited by an old woman who later turns into a beautiful girl.
Nikolai (Vasilievich) Gogol