A siren is described as a "cacophony of twelve wailing bobcats" in this work, which also features a sign advertising "Twelve (12!) Inches of Paradise." In this novel, Miss Annie is addicted to headache medication because she can't stand her neighbor, a former student of Doctor Talc who often curses, "Fortuna, you tempestuou
A siren is described as a "cacophony of twelve wailing bobcats" in this work, which also features a sign advertising "Twelve (12!) Inches of Paradise." In this novel, Miss Annie is addicted to headache medication because she can't stand her neighbor, a former student of Doctor Talc who often curses, "Fortuna, you tempestuous sprite" because of his obsession with Boethius. Near its end, a cockatoo that was supposed to remove Darlene's clothes attacks the main character, who flees New Orleans with his friend Myrna Minkoff. This novel details a revolt led at the Levy Pants factory. For 10 points, name this novel about Ignatius J. Reilly, by John Kennedy Toole.
A siren is described as a "cacophony of twelve wailing bobcats" in this work, which also features a sign advertising "Twelve (12!)
A {Confederacy} of {Dunces}