One of his protagonists employs Zerilla Dewey as a typist and is interviewed by Marcia Gaylord's husband, Bartley (*) Hubbard.
In one of this author's works, Imogene Graham realizes she doesn't love Theodore Colville after a car crash, while another ends with the husband of Ben Halleck's love interest being shot in frontier Arizona. This author wrote about Conrad's death in a streetcar strike in one novel. One of his protagonists employs Zerilla Dewey as a typist and is interviewed by Marcia Gaylord's husband, Bartley (*) Hubbard. This non-Caldwell author of Indian Summer wrote about the anarchist Lindau, the racist Colonel Woodburn and the businessman Dryfoos struggling to control the magazine Every Other Week in one work. In another novel by him, Penelope marries Tom Corey and the title character thwarts a sale planned by Milton Rogers. For 10 points, name this author of A Modern Instance and A Hazard of New Fortunes, who wrote about a paint merchant in The Rise of Silas Lapham.
In one of this author's works, Imogene Graham realizes she doesn't love Theodore Colville after a car crash, while another ends with the husband of Ben Halleck's love interest being shot in frontier Arizona.
William Dean Howells