One character created by this author calls the narrator a "publishing scoundrel!" before she dies. Another character created by this author explains that he wants to be thought of as "bad" when he is caught wandering on a lawn at night. In a story by this author, a biographer travels to Venice to infiltrate the home of the former lover of the poet he writes about. In a work by this author, Luke is blamed for failing to deliver a (*) letter, which was actually burned by a boy who had been expelled from school. In that work by this author of The Aspern Papers, Mrs. Grose is employed alongside an
One character created by this author calls the narrator a "publishing scoundrel!" before she dies. Another character created by this author explains that he wants to be thought of as "bad" when he is caught wandering on a lawn at night. In a story by this author, a biographer travels to Venice to infiltrate the home of the former lover of the poet he writes about. In a work by this author, Luke is blamed for failing to deliver a (*) letter, which was actually burned by a boy who had been expelled from school. In that work by this author of The Aspern Papers, Mrs. Grose is employed alongside an unnamed governess, who looks after children at Bly, which may be haunted by the ghosts of Miss Jessel and Peter Quint. For 10 points, name this American author of The Turn of the Screw.
One character created by this author calls the narrator a "publishing scoundrel!" before she dies.
Henry James