In the Paris Review interview with this author, he describes how Picasso's death resulted in Alexander Calder illustrating an edition of his novel The Sacrilege of Alan Kent. One of this man's novels features a subplot in which Will Thompson is shot while attempting to reopen a mill, while another was adapted by Jack Kirkland into a play that ran f
In the Paris Review interview with this author, he describes how Picasso's death resulted in Alexander Calder illustrating an edition of his novel The Sacrilege of Alan Kent. One of this man's novels features a subplot in which Will Thompson is shot while attempting to reopen a mill, while another was adapted by Jack Kirkland into a play that ran for eight years on Broadway. In novel by this man, Pluto Swint suggests kidnapping an albino in order to aid the protagonist's obsessive search for (*) gold on his land. Another novel by this man includes a noseless preacher named Bessie who marries the half-wit Dude, whose sisters are the hare-lipped Ellie May and Lov Bensey's twelve-year-old wife Pearl. For 10 points, name this husband of Margaret Bourke-White who wrote about Ty Ty Walden and the family of Jeeter Lester in, respectively, God's Little Acre and Tobacco Road.
In the Paris Review interview with this author, he describes how Picasso's death resulted in Alexander Calder illustrating an edition of his novel The Sacrilege of Alan Kent.
Erskine Preston Caldwell