The architecht Bannadonna is killed by his automaton in this man's story "The Bell-Tower." Another story in this author's Piazza Tales features a character who dies of starvation in prison after repeating the phrase "I would prefer not to." In that work, Ginger Nut delivers 
The architecht Bannadonna is killed by his automaton in this man's story "The Bell-Tower." Another story in this author's Piazza Tales features a character who dies of starvation in prison after repeating the phrase "I would prefer not to." In that work, Ginger Nut delivers cakes for Nippers and Turkey, who work in an office owned by the narrator. In his most famous novel, Fedallah, Tashtego, and Queequeg serve as harpooners for Captain Ahab and meet the narrator, who instructs readers to "Call me Ishmael." For 10 points, name this author of "Bartleby the Scrivener", Billy Budd, and Moby Dick.
The architecht Bannadonna is killed by his automaton in this man's story "The Bell-Tower."
Herman {Melville}