One of this author's novels fictitiously places the death of Catullus in 44 BCE.
One of this author's novels fictitiously places the death of Catullus in 44 BCE. That novel, an existentialist depiction of the assassination of Julius Caesar, was this author's novel The Ides of March. This author wrote a novel which centers around the Convent of Santa MarÃ­a Rosa de la Rosas and the actress Camila Perichole, who sees her adopted Uncle Pio and son Jaime die in this novel at the same time as the brother of a man who loved her, Esteban. That novel by this author is based on a book which is (*) burned along with its writer, a monk, by the Inquisition. For 10 points, name this author who depicted Brother Juniper's investigation into the deaths of five people after the collapse of the title structure in The Bridge of San Luis Rey.
One of this author's novels fictitiously places the death of Catullus in 44 BCE.
Thornton Wilder