This author describes a man angrily shouting "Bullshit!" regarding the assertion that Akhenaten introduced monotheism in the essay "Egyptomania".
This author describes a man angrily shouting "Bullshit!" regarding the assertion that Akhenaten introduced monotheism in the essay "Egyptomania". This author wrote the pamphlet "Lifeitselfmanship, Or, How to Become a Precisely-because Man", which outlined the differences between "L and non-L", or "Left and Non-Left", English, as a response to the book Noblesse Oblige. Robert Byrne's book Writing Rackets helped inspire this author to investigate Bennett Cerf and the "Famous Writers School" in the article "Let Us Now Praise Famous Writers". She described carving hammer-and-sickles into windows to match the (*) swastikas carved by her sister in her autobiographical novel Hons and Rebels. Perhaps most famously, she expanded her article "St. Peter Don't You Call Me" into a muckraking investigation of the skyrocketing costs of funerals. For 10 points, name this Anglo-American author of The American Way of Death, a member of a family which also included The Pursuit of Love author Nancy.
This author describes a man angrily shouting "Bullshit!" regarding the assertion that Akhenaten introduced monotheism in the essay "Egyptomania".
{J}essica {Mitford} [prompt on last name only; accept {J}essica Lucy {Freeman-Mitford} or {Decca Mitford}]