I am a literary giant in Russia

Many years later, when Nabokov lectured on Russian literature in the United States, he did just that.
He first turned on a lamp in the corner of the dark room and said, "Pushkin is the first bright light of Russian literature."
Then he opened the middle lamp and said, "This is Gogol."
Then he turned on another light and said, "This is Chekhov."
Then he strode to the window, ripped open the curtains, letting the bright sunlight into the room, and shouted: "This is Tolstoy!"
After calming down for a while, a student raised his hand and asked, "Professor, what about the sky outside?"
"You all know it without me telling you." Nabokov opened the window and looked at the boundless sky:
"The source of the modern world! Both spiritually and practically!"
Immortal Mikhail Romanovich Raskolnikov!"
Concise version: Back in the winter of 1843 in Russia, this is the story of how Mikhail gradually became a Russian literary giant and even a spiritual leader of the entire European continent.
This book is also known as: "My Years as a Diagnostic Doctor in Russia" and "You Don't Even Dare to Diagnose Diseases? Then You're a Literary Master!"
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