An author with this surname created the CIA-led "King Alfred Plan," a fictional plot to intern African-Americans, in his novel about the expat journalist Max Reddick, The Man Who Cried I Am.
An author with this surname created the CIA-led "King Alfred Plan," a fictional plot to intern African-Americans, in his novel about the expat journalist Max Reddick, The Man Who Cried I Am. Another author with this surname wrote a novel whose title character dies as the phrase "What did you expect?" runs through his mind, and split a National Book Award with JohnBarth for his historical novel Augustus. That author with this surname created a character who majors in literature after reading Shakespeare's Sonnet 73 and later clashes with the villainous Hollis Lomax at the University of Missouri. Another author with this surname penned a play in which Violet threatens to lobotomize Catherine Holly, who eventually explains the death-by- cannibalism suffered by her homosexual cousin Sebastian Venable. For 10 points, give the surname shared by the novelist of Stoner and the playwright of Suddenly, Last Summer and The Glass Menagerie.
An author with this surname created the CIA-led "King Alfred Plan," a fictional plot to intern African-Americans, in his novel about the expat journalist Max Reddick, The Man Who Cried I Am.
Williams [accept John A(lfred) Williams, John (Edward) Williams, Tennessee Williams, or Thomas Lanier Williams III]