This writer conjectured that Ashkenazi Jews were actually descended from the Khazars in hismuch-panned book The Thirteenth Tribe and coined the term "holon" to describe entities thatrepresent both a part and a whole in another book. The protagonist of one of his novels believes in a"law of historica
This writer conjectured that Ashkenazi Jews were actually descended from the Khazars in hismuch-panned book The Thirteenth Tribe and coined the term "holon" to describe entities thatrepresent both a part and a whole in another book. The protagonist of one of his novels believes in a"law of historical credit" and uses a "five by five" method of communication involving pencil taps tocommunicate with his (*) cellmates. This author of The Ghost in the Machine wrote a novel whoseprotagonist is interrogated by the brutal Gletkin after being imprisoned for speaking out against NumberOne. For 10 points, name this Hungarian-born author who wrote about Nikolai Rubashov in his novelDarkness at Noon.
This writer conjectured that Ashkenazi Jews were actually descended from the Khazars in hismuch-panned book The Thirteenth Tribe and coined the term "holon" to describe entities thatrepresent both a part and a whole in another book.
Arthur Koestler [or KÃ¶sztler Artur; accept names in either order]