This author begins bleeding from his mouth in a restaurant and dies in Raymond Carver’s story “Errand.” The title woman of a story by this author is devoted to and marries a theater owner, then a lumber merchant, and then a veterinarian. (15[2])This author of “The Darling” wrote a “Little (15[1])Trilogy” (15[1])which includes a story in which the narrator says that every happy person should be reminded with a hammer that (-5[1])unhappy people (-5[1])exist. (15[1])Another story by this author ends with the realization that (*) “the hardest, (10[1])the most complicated (10[4])part (10[2])was only (10[3])just beginning.” (10[5])In (10[1])a (10[1])story by this author, Nikolai’s (10[1])brother decries him (10[1])for eating the title fruits. (10[2])A man reunites (10[3])with his lover (10[1])at a performance (10[1])of The Geisha (10[1])in a story (10[1])by this author (10[1])in which (10[1])Dmitri (10[1])Gurov begins an affair with Anna (10[2])Sergeyevna (-5[1])in Yalta. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])name this author (10[1])of “Gooseberries” and “The Lady (10[1])with the Dog.” (10[3]) (10[7]0[7])■END■ (10[1])