This author of Gold wrote of a man who encounters the "little formless fears," a railway car porter who becomes a dictator sought by Smithers and Lem.
One of this author's works sees Captain Bartlett learn that he had killed a man to protect a buried treasure that turns out to be a chest of worthless trinkets. In another work, this author described a man who recites Baudelaire to a prostitute named Fat Violet. This author of Gold wrote of a man who encounters the "little formless fears," a railway car porter who becomes a dictator sought by Smithers and Lem. He also wrote of Mary's descent into morphine addiction, and of the patrons of Harry Hope's bar who deal with their "pipe dreams." For 10 points, name this author of The Emperor Jones, Long Day's Journey into Night, and The Iceman Cometh.
One of this author's works sees Captain Bartlett learn that he had killed a man to protect a buried treasure that turns out to be a chest of worthless trinkets.
Eugene Gladstone {O'Neill}