In one story by this author, an argument about who is the biggest drunk on the title avenue is resolved through the telling of a story by Roman Orlov, while in a story which won the O. Henry Memorial Prize, he tells of the interrogation of Bruno by the policeman Kozak.
In one story by this author, an argument about who is the biggest drunk on the title avenue is resolved through the telling of a story by Roman Orlov, while in a story which won the O. Henry Memorial Prize, he tells of the interrogation of Bruno by the policeman Kozak. In addition to "How the Devil Came Down Division Street," this author integrated his short story "A Bottle of Milk for Mother" into a novel set in a Polish ghetto entitled Never Come Morning, while his nonfiction work includes travelogues such as Who Lost an American? and Notes from a Sea Diary: Hemingway All the Way. More famously, he wrote of the adventures of Dove Linkhorn in A Walk on the Wild Side, though he is best known for a novel about a man who hangs out with Sparrow Saltskin and kills Louie over a drug deal, set in the "city on the make" most associated with this author's writing, Chicago. For 10 points, identify this writer most famous for his novel about Frankie Machine, The Man With the Golden Arm.
In one story by this author, an argument about who is the biggest drunk on the title avenue is resolved through the telling of a story by Roman Orlov, while in a story which won the O. Henry Memorial Prize, he tells of the interrogation of Bruno by the policeman Kozak.
Nelson {Algren}