The second part of one of this author's novels consists of an autobiography written by one of its characters as therapy.
The second part of one of this author's novels consists of an autobiography written by one of its characters as therapy. That character created by this author rebelled against her family by getting a basketball scholarship to the University of Minnesota and later had an affair with the songwriter of the album Nameless Lake, Richard Katz. This author was criticized for elitism after saying that his goal of (*) "actually reaching a male audience" made him uncomfortable about one of his novels' selection for Oprah's Book Club. That novel by this author centers on Enid's plans to have her family, including her dementia-suffering husband Alfred, return to St. Jude for Christmas together. For 10 points, name this American author of Freedom and The Corrections.
The second part of one of this author's novels consists of an autobiography written by one of its characters as therapy.
Jonathan Franzen