In Richard Brautigan's novel In Watermelon Sugar, these animals help the narrator with his arithmetic after killing his parents.
In Richard Brautigan's novel In Watermelon Sugar, these animals help the narrator with his arithmetic after killing his parents. Sam Selvon wrote two novels about a character nicknamed for this animal and his wife Urmilla, including A Brighter Sun. These animals are called "Bright topaz denizens of a world of green" who "pace in sleek chivalric certainty" in a poem describing how they "prance upon a screen." That poem by Adrienne Rich describes how they are sewn onto a panel by Aunt Jennifer. One of these animals roams freely throughout a country house in Julio Cortazar's short story "Bestiary." A drunken old sailor dreams of catching these animals "in red weather" in Wallace Stevens' poem "Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock." Borges wrote a short book about the "dream" type of these animals, while Aravind Adiga wrote a novel about a white one. For 10 points, name these animals whose "fearful symmetry" is described in a poem by William Blake.
In Richard Brautigan's novel In Watermelon Sugar, these animals help the narrator with his arithmetic after killing his parents.
tigers