One work by this author is narrated by Fulvius, who describes its title figures' quest to build the City of the Sun under the command of Spartacus. Another work by this author ends with Peter parachuting into his home country after leaving Neutralia. In addition to The Gladiators and Arrival and Departure, this author wrote a work includes prisoners nicknamed Hare-Lip and Rip van Winkle and a party boss known only as Number 1. The protagonist of that novel recalls his betrayal of his secretary Arlova during his interrogation by Gletkin. For 10 points, name this author who described Rubashov, a former Russian revolutionary betrayed by the Soviet Union, in Darkness at Noon.
One work by this author is narrated by Fulvius, who describes its title figures' quest to build the City of the Sun under the command of Spartacus. Another work by this author ends with Peter parachuting into his home country after leaving Neutralia. In addition to The Gladiators and Arrival and Departure, this author wrote a work includes prisoners nicknamed Hare-Lip and Rip van Winkle and a party boss known only as Number 1. The protagonist of that novel recalls his betrayal of his secretary Arlova during his interrogation by Gletkin. For 10 points, name this author who described Rubashov, a former Russian revolutionary betrayed by the Soviet Union, in Darkness at Noon.
One work by this author is narrated by Fulvius, who describes its title figures' quest to build the City of the Sun under the command of Spartacus.
Arthur {Koestler}