text: In a story by this writer, a man recites Byron’s “So We'll Go
full_question: In a story by this writer, a man recites Byron’s “So We'll Go No More a Roving” in honor of a group of characters who died of chickenpox. This author wrote a story in which William Stendhal kills off a group of government inspectors by reenacting the plots of Edgar Allan Poe’s stories. A Sara Teasdale poem provides the title of this man’s story in which an automated house prepares meals for a family who died in a nuclear blast. “--And the Moon Be Still as Bright,” “Usher II,” and “There Will Come Soft Rains” are by, for 10 points, what author of The Martian Chronicles?
first_sentence: In a story by this writer, a man recites Byron’s “So We'll Go