This author of "Judgment Day" wrote a story in which a typewriter salesman denigrates the decayed mansion of his Godhigh ancestors.
The title character of a story by this author is run over and killed by Mr. Shortley's tractor while Mrs. McIntyre is on her way to fire him. This author who wrote about an unfortunate Pole named Mr. Guizac in "The Displaced Person" also wrote a story in which an old man moves to New York and mistakenly calls his new neighbor "preacher," leading to a fight that causes him to have a stroke. This author of "Judgment Day" wrote a story in which a typewriter salesman denigrates the decayed mansion of his Godhigh ancestors. In that story, a woman in a purple hat has a stroke after she condescendingly gives a penny to a young black boy while riding the bus to the Y with her son Julian. For 10 points, name this extremely Catholic American author of "Everything that Rises Must Converge."
The title character of a story by this author is run over and killed by Mr. Shortley's tractor while Mrs. McIntyre is on her way to fire him.
Mary Flannery O'Connor