text: This author used the line "The bottle crashed his skull and he was out" to depict a man's death in a bar-room; that line was praised by Sartre in an essay calling this author "the greatest writer of our time."
full_question: This author used the line "The bottle crashed his skull and he was out" to depict a man's death in a bar-room; that line was praised by Sartre in an essay calling this author "the greatest writer of our time." Another novel by this author ends with the pages of the composition "The Body and Soul of John Brown" blowing off a desk as a character is arrested for desertion. One section of a novel by this author opens with the declaration, "they have clubbed us off the streets" and later states, "all right we are two nations" in response to the executions of Sacco and Vanzetti. Another novel by this author ends with a section about the dead body of the soldier John Doe at Chalons-sur-Marne. The public relations executive J. Ward Moorehouse appears in his best-known work, which includes journalistic "Newsreels" and impressionistic "Camera Eye" sections. For 10 points, name this author of Three Soldiers and the U.S.A. Trilogy.
first_sentence: This author used the line "The bottle crashed his skull and he was out" to depict a man's death in a bar-room; that line was praised by Sartre in an essay calling this author "the greatest writer of our time."
raw_answer: John Dos Passos [or John Roderigo Dos Passos; do not accept or prompt on "( John) Passos"]