He shared an apartment with William Faulkner in New Orleans, and later in life, he wrote about labor conditions during the Great Depression in collections like The Buck Fever Papers.
He shared an apartment with William Faulkner in New Orleans, and later in life, he wrote about labor conditions during the Great Depression in collections like The Buck Fever Papers. His novel Dark Laughter tells of a man trying to understand the mind of Mark Twain, and his works about Midwestern villages include Marching Men and Windy McPherson's Son. But he may be best known for a work about the reporter George Willard. For 10 points, name this author of Winesburg, Ohio.
He shared an apartment with William Faulkner in New Orleans, and later in life, he wrote about labor conditions during the Great Depression in collections like The Buck Fever Papers.
Sherwood {Anderson}