A collection of letters written by Elizabeth Waugh to this author is collected under the title of a novella about an unnamed narrator's love for the title character named Ingrid Loomis, The Princess with the Golden Hair.
A collection of letters written by Elizabeth Waugh to this author is collected under the title of a novella about an unnamed narrator's love for the title character named Ingrid Loomis, The Princess with the Golden Hair. That novella forms center of this man's set of loosely organized sketches set during the Depression Era, Memoirs of Hecate County.  In another work, the title of which refers to a prose poem by I'isle-Adam, is a work of literary criticism of the Symbolist movement, first serialized in The New Republic, called Axel's Castle. Another work provides an analysis of revolutionary thought from Michelet all the way to Vladimir Lenin who got off at the title structure in 1917 to lead the Bolshevik revolution. In another survey, he begins with Uncle Tom's Cabin, in an analysis of Civil War literature. For 10 points, name this man of letters, author of such works as To the Finland Station  and Patriotic Gore.
A collection of letters written by Elizabeth Waugh to this author is collected under the title of a novella about an unnamed narrator's love for the title character named Ingrid Loomis, The Princess with the Golden Hair.
Edmund Wilson