In one collection by this author, a character uses a Goya painting as a description of his self-image as he attempts to apologize to a former acquaintance for past wrongdoings.
In one collection by this author, a character uses a Goya painting as a description of his self-image as he attempts to apologize to a former acquaintance for past wrongdoings. In addition to Him with His Foot in His Mouth, this man also wrote a story that alludes to his relationship with the poet Delmore Schwartz. In that novel, the title character's mentorship provides another character with the basis to write a successful play. For 10 points, name the author of such works as Humboldt's Gift and Henderson the Rain King.
In one collection by this author, a character uses a Goya painting as a description of his self-image as he attempts to apologize to a former acquaintance for past wrongdoings.
Saul {Bellow}