Name this American realist who wrote A Modern Instance and A Hazard of New Fortunes, an editor of The Atlantic Monthly who penned The Rise of Silas Lapham.
This man wrote a novel in which the title daughter of a labelmaker goes crazy. Besides Jana Wilcox, he wrote about Aristedes Homos, who invites Mr. Twelvemough to live in the titular utopia, inA Traveler From Altruria. He also wrote a novel in which Dryfoos funds Every Other Week, a magazine produced by Basil March. In his most famous work, Tom Corey is in a love triangle with Penelope and Irene, the daughters of the titular paint entrepreneur. Name this American realist who wrote A Modern Instance and A Hazard of New Fortunes, an editor of The Atlantic Monthly who penned The Rise of Silas Lapham.
This man wrote a novel in which the title daughter of a labelmaker goes crazy.
William Dean {Howells}