In one novel, a character with this name argues that Don Quixote's insanity was an act intended to determine the gullibility of his fellow men. An author with this name wrote a novel about a detective hired by White to watch over the writer Black, and included motifs like the Tower of Babel and a red notebook in a trilogy of novels that includes (*) Ghosts and The Locked Room. For 10 points, give the name of the American author who wrote about wr
In one novel, a character with this name argues that Don Quixote's insanity was an act intended to determine the gullibility of his fellow men. An author with this name wrote a novel about a detective hired by White to watch over the writer Black, and included motifs like the Tower of Babel and a red notebook in a trilogy of novels that includes (*) Ghosts and The Locked Room. For 10 points, give the name of the American author who wrote about writer Daniel Quinn in City of Glass, the first novel of his New York Trilogy.
In one novel, a character with this name argues that Don Quixote's insanity was an act intended to determine the gullibility of his fellow men.
Paul (Benjamin) Auster [prompt on "Paul"]