The protagonist of one of this man's novels is diagnosed with "grun-tumolani" and, in an effort tofulfill the voice in his head that repeats "I want," visits Arnewi, where he meets Romilayu and movesa statue of Mummah.
The protagonist of one of this man's novels is diagnosed with "grun-tumolani" and, in an effort tofulfill the voice in his head that repeats "I want," visits Arnewi, where he meets Romilayu and movesa statue of Mummah. The hero of another of his novels considers killing Valentine Gersbach, who issleeping with his ex-wife Madeleine, and composes letters to men like Nietzsche and DwightEisenhower. One of this author's protagonists is shipwrecked while aboard the McManus; that (*)Chicagoan had earlier traveled to Mexico with Thea and worked for the financier Einhorn in the picaresquenovel titled for him. For 10 points, name this Nobel-winning Jewish author of Henderson the Rain King,Herzog, and The Adventures of Augie March.
The protagonist of one of this man's novels is diagnosed with "grun-tumolani" and, in an effort tofulfill the voice in his head that repeats "I want," visits Arnewi, where he meets Romilayu and movesa statue of Mummah.
Saul Bellow [or Solomon Bellow]