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! 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