His Lancelot describes a man who ends up committing arson, while Love in the Ruins is a satire about an anti-materialistic scientist.
His Lancelot describes a man who ends up committing arson, while Love in the Ruins is a satire about an anti-materialistic scientist. The Last Gentleman is a comic story of a Southerner who returns home, though its sequel, Second Coming, is a darker work. FTP, name this author of The Thanatos Syndrome, whose first novel told the story of a stockbroker from New Orleans whose involvement with his cousin Kate during Mardi Gras brings him back to the real world, 1961s The Moviegoer.
His Lancelot describes a man who ends up committing arson, while Love in the Ruins is a satire about an anti-materialistic scientist.
Walker {Percy}