This author wrote about Magin traveling to Karsovy to search for his brother in the short story "In a Northern Country."
This author wrote about Magin traveling to Karsovy to search for his brother in the short story "In a Northern Country." She punningly riffed on the title phrase of her short story "A Mown Lawn," and wrote about a fickle man in "Sketches for a Life of Wassilly." An unnamed narrator tries to organize her memories of a failed love affair into a novel in this author's only novel, The End of the Story. Before marrying Siri Hustvedt, Paul (*) Auster was married to this author. She is also known for her translations of French novels, including Swann's Way and Madame Bovary, but she is best known for her short stories, collections of which include Break It Down, Samuel Johnson Is Indignant, and Varieties of Disturbance. For 10 points, name this American author whose Collected Stories were published in 2009, and who shares her surname with the author of "Life in the Iron Mills."
This author wrote about Magin traveling to Karsovy to search for his brother in the short story "In a Northern Country."
Lydia {Davis}