In one of this man's plays, a character compares the soul to a bladder, while another walks around with balloons tied to his belt.
In one of this man's plays, a character compares the soul to a bladder, while another walks around with balloons tied to his belt. This author of "America Was Promises" wrote that play which uses a (*) circus to tell a modern version of Job, while Bernal Diaz looks back on his time with Cortes in one of this man's poems. For 10 points— name this author of "You, Andrew Marvell," J.B., and "Conquistador."
In one of this man's plays, a character compares the soul to a bladder, while another walks around with balloons tied to his belt.
Archibald MacLeish