This man, the model for the H.G. Wells title character Boon, once told Edith Wharton to "keep making the movements of life" in a letter about Wharton's marriage. His doppelganger sketch "Jolly Corner" followed his first story
This man, the model for the H.G. Wells title character Boon, once told Edith Wharton to "keep making the movements of life" in a letter about Wharton's marriage. His doppelganger sketch "Jolly Corner" followed his first story, "A Tragedy of Errors," and the novels Confidence and The Reverberator. While writing his autobiography, The Middle Years, he became a British citizen in protest of the USA's World War I policy. For ten points, name this author of The Spoils of Poynton, The Princess Casamassima, Washington Square, Daisy Miller, The Golden Bowl, and Portrait of a Lady.
This man, the model for the H.G. Wells title character Boon, once told Edith Wharton to "keep making the movements of life" in a letter about Wharton's marriage.
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