In Boris Vian's Froth on the Daydream, Chloe becomes obsessed with an author named for this real-life writer.
In Boris Vian's Froth on the Daydream, Chloe becomes obsessed with an author named for this real-life writer. In one play by this author, Senator Clarke tells the protagonist to think of Uncle Sam and Thomas's mother, Mary. In that play, Lizzie MacKay ultimately signs an affidavit claiming that a black man assaulted her on a train. In another work, this author wrote of a man who takes the code-name Raskolnikov and shoots Hoederer for kissing his wife; that man is Hugo (*) Barine. One play by this author of the Respectful Prostitute features a "bronze ornament" on the mantlepiece and a Valet with no eyelids. That play by this author ends with Estelle stabbing a lesbian post-office clerk with a paper-knife and a deserter named Garcin saying "let's get on with it." For 10 points, name this author of Dirty Hands who included the line "hell is other people" in his play No Exit.
In Boris Vian's Froth on the Daydream, Chloe becomes obsessed with an author named for this real-life writer.
Jean-Paul Sartre (accept Jean-Sol Partre on the first clue, obviously)