A November 2015 Michael Lewis Vanity Fair profile described how this author's best known fashion choice came from discovering a certain piece of clothing could be worn in winter as well as summer.
A November 2015 Michael Lewis Vanity Fair profile described how this author's best known fashion choice came from discovering a certain piece of clothing could be worn in winter as well as summer. That profile says that this man made Chuck Yeager famous in a book about the Mercury 7. At the end of one novel, this author argues that "in the court of the conscience, the defendants" in a certain case would include African- American preacher Reginald Bacon and journalist Peter Fallow of The City Light. The phrase (*) "Masters of the Universe" was coined to describe financiers in that novel by this author in which Henry Lamb is hit by a car driven by Wall Street bond trader Sherman McCoy. For 10 points, name this author of The Right Stuff and The Bonfire of the Vanities.
A November 2015 Michael Lewis Vanity Fair profile described how this author's best known fashion choice came from discovering a certain piece of clothing could be worn in winter as well as summer.
Tom Wolfe [or Thomas Kennerly "Tom" Wolfe, Jr.; do not accept or prompt on "Thomas Wolfe" by itself] 