At the end of one of this man's passionate letters to Nietzsche, he declared, "Read Nietzsche!
At the end of one of this man's passionate letters to Nietzsche, he declared, "Read Nietzsche! That is my Carthago est delenda!" In a preface to one of this man's plays, he criticized playwrights "who make stupid questions in order to call forth witty answers." After a series of psychotic attacks known as his "Inferno Crisis," this man created a play which features an officer "in a very unusual yet modern uniform" beating a table with a sabre. In a play by this author, a woman nervously claps her hands and powders her face after servants pantomime a wedding party. A play by him includes the settings of (*) Foulstrand, Fairhaven, and Fingal's Cave. A woman created by this author wishes to open a hotel and build a "villa by Lake Como." This author wrote a play that features Jean decapitating a canary and ends with the title character contemplating suicide with a razor. For 10 points, name this author of A Dream Play and Miss Julie.
At the end of one of this man's passionate letters to Nietzsche, he declared, "Read Nietzsche!
August Strindberg