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 point
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]