A character created by this author has his name misspelled in his obituary after he is trampled to death by an elephant at the Dresden zoo. He wrote a piece whose title character accuses a woman of being the only person stupid enough to buy a car nicknamed "The Envy of Sisyphus" because it has to be pushed uphill. A fictional religion created by this writer involves making an offering of stolen nutmeg every Thursday, to which a (*) boy attributes the three-day toothache of Mrs. de Ropp. A story by this man begins with Cornelius Appin declaring that he has developed a talking cat. In another story, he wrote about Conradin, who worships a ferret that kills his governes
A character created by this author has his name misspelled in his obituary after he is trampled to death by an elephant at the Dresden zoo. He wrote a piece whose title character accuses a woman of being the only person stupid enough to buy a car nicknamed "The Envy of Sisyphus" because it has to be pushed uphill. A fictional religion created by this writer involves making an offering of stolen nutmeg every Thursday, to which a (*) boy attributes the three-day toothache of Mrs. de Ropp. A story by this man begins with Cornelius Appin declaring that he has developed a talking cat. In another story, he wrote about Conradin, who worships a ferret that kills his governess. For 10 points, name this humorist who wrote "Tobermory" and "Sredni Vashtar."
A character created by this author has his name misspelled in his obituary after he is trampled to death by an elephant at the Dresden zoo.
Saki [or Hector Hugh Munro]