This author wrote about Adcock, the wireless operator for the Aldebaran, which is led by Captain Bennett on an expedition to find buried gold in Antarctica in the novel The Lost Flying Boat. The protagonist of another of this man's novels is beaten by Bill after seducing Bill's wife Winnie in the Peach Tree club. That man, Arthur Seaton, is the protagonist of this author's (*) Saturday Night and Sunday Morning. In this author's best-known work, the main character hides a cash box stolen from a bakery in a drainpipe, and
This author wrote about Adcock, the wireless operator for the Aldebaran, which is led by Captain Bennett on an expedition to find buried gold in Antarctica in the novel The Lost Flying Boat. The protagonist of another of this man's novels is beaten by Bill after seducing Bill's wife Winnie in the Peach Tree club. That man, Arthur Seaton, is the protagonist of this author's (*) Saturday Night and Sunday Morning. In this author's best-known work, the main character hides a cash box stolen from a bakery in a drainpipe, and the story ends when Smith slows down during a race and loses the Borstal Blue Ribbon Prize Cup. For 10 points, name this Angry Young Man who wrote The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner.
This author wrote about Adcock, the wireless operator for the Aldebaran, which is led by Captain Bennett on an expedition to find buried gold in Antarctica in the novel The Lost Flying Boat.
Alan {Sillitoe}