The protagonist of this novel loses $600 at the "Pot of Fire" to the glass-eyed Gus Sands, out of whose nose he starts pulling silver dollars. The protagonist of this novel dumps his 33-year-old girlfriend because she is already a grandmother. When Bump Bailey crashes into a wall and dies, the protagonist of this novel starts dating the seductive Memo Paris, although his true love is the wholesome (*) Iris Lemon. After being shot by Harriet Bird, the protagonist of this novel retires for fifteen years, when he joins the
The protagonist of this novel loses $600 at the "Pot of Fire" to the glass-eyed Gus Sands, out of whose nose he starts pulling silver dollars. The protagonist of this novel dumps his 33-year-old girlfriend because she is already a grandmother. When Bump Bailey crashes into a wall and dies, the protagonist of this novel starts dating the seductive Memo Paris, although his true love is the wholesome (*) Iris Lemon. After being shot by Harriet Bird, the protagonist of this novel retires for fifteen years, when he joins the Knights along with his bat, Wonderboy. For 10 points, name this Bernard Malamud novel about baseball player Roy Hobbs.
The protagonist of this novel loses $600 at the "Pot of Fire" to the glass-eyed Gus Sands, out of whose nose he starts pulling silver dollars.
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