One short story by this author sees a father tell his daughter a parable about the dangers of wishin
One short story by this author sees a father tell his daughter a parable about the dangers of wishing a certain holiday came around too often, while another sees the title character convince her fiancé George Gearson to enlist, only for him to be killed early in the Spanish-American War. Besides "Christmas Every Day" and "Editha," one of his better known works sees the title character advised by David Sewell, though he is hurt financially by the destruction of his Back Bay house. Another famous work sees Conrad killed in a streetcar riot and the literary magazine Every Other Week run by the protagonist Basil March. For 10 points, identify this author of The Rise of Silas Lapham and A Hazard of New Fortune.
One short story by this author sees a father tell his daughter a parable about the dangers of wishing a certain holiday came around too often, while another sees the title character convince her fiancé George Gearson to enlist, only for him to be killed early in the Spanish-American War.