Favourite Russian writers

[Mouzafphaerre]

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Multiple choices possible.

Me? Almost all. Who don't classify are whom I haven't read.
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[Sasaki Kojiro]

Well I've only read things by tolstoy and dostoevsky...

[Beirut]

Only one thing by Dostoevsky, the Insquisitor. Excellent!

And the Gulag Archipelago and a Day in the Life of Ivan Whatshisname. Excellent as well.

[Mouzafphaerre]

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Must be One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, both by Soljenitsin (Solzhenitsyn).
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[Mouzafphaerre]

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Here is an account of what I've read, watched (movie) or attended (theatre) of each. (All from translatins of varying quality, unfortunately.)

Gogol:

• The Inspector
• The Marriage
• Taras Bulba (watched; Yul Brynner and Tony Curtis)

Tolstoy:

• Childhood
• War and Peace (watched)
  
• Anna Karenina (watched; Sophie Marceau)
• Resurrection
• Hadji Murad (my family roots are connected to him )

Dostoyevski:

• The House of the Dead
• Crime and Punishment
• The Idiot
• The Adolescent
• The Brothers Karamazov (watched; Yul Brynner et al)

Turgenev:

• Smoke (reading now)

Chekhov:

• A Marriage Proposal
• Uncle Vanya
• The Cherry Orchard

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[Fragony]

I have only read 'the Idiot' and 'crime and punnishment' from that list, you should add Konstatin Paustovskij, great books.