Gilles Leroy won a Prix Goncourt for his ";novel"; about this author, who is visited in Asheville by the male protagonist in Tennessee Williams's Clothes for a Summer Hotel.
Gilles Leroy won a Prix Goncourt for his ";novel"; about this author, who is visited in Asheville by the male protagonist in Tennessee Williams's Clothes for a Summer Hotel. Articles by this author including "The Changing Beauty of Park Avenue" and "Paint and Powder" were, according to Matthew Bruccoli's Some Sort of Epic Grandeur, often published only under a shared byline. This author's sudden late-20s obsession with ballet, her affair with the pilot Edouard Jozan on the French Riviera, and her origin as the daughter of a Southern judge all factored into the plot of her only novel. Nancy Milford made her name with a 1970 biography of this author of Save Me the Waltz. This woman's anesthesia-influenced wish that her daughter become a "beautiful little fool" was placed verbatim into the mouth of Daisy Buchanan. For 10 points, name this woman who was fictionalized as Nicole Warren in her husband's novel Tender is the Night.
Gilles Leroy won a Prix Goncourt for his ";novel"; about this author, who is visited in Asheville by the male protagonist in Tennessee Williams's Clothes for a Summer Hotel.
Zelda Fitzgerald [or Zelda Sayre; prompt on Fitzgerald]