For 10 points, give this surname of the author of Ramona, Helen Hunt, and the author of "The Lottery," Shirley.
The title character of a novel by an author with this surname steals a baby Jesus statue from a shrine in order to force Mary to heal her child, Eyes of the Sky. In a novel by an author of this surname, a woman realizes the lights are on and yells "God GodÂ—whose hand was I holding?" The title character of a novel by an author with this surname falls in love with the mission Indian Alessandro. A saying predicting "corn be coming soon" is said by (*) Old Man Warner in a story by an author with this surname that is set on June 27th. An author with this surname wrote a novel in which Eleanor drives her car into a tree while leaving a haunted house and a story in which Tessie gets the black slip and is stoned to death. For 10 points, give this surname of the author of Ramona, Helen Hunt, and the author of "The Lottery," Shirley.
The title character of a novel by an author with this surname steals a baby Jesus statue from a shrine in order to force Mary to heal her child, Eyes of the Sky.
Jackson [or Helen Hunt Jackson; or Shirley Jackson; prompt on "Hunt"]