This author described an affable soldier with "very flat and very fat" feet marching through Normandy in "Walter Schnaffs' Adventure."
This author described an affable soldier with "very flat and very fat" feet marching through Normandy in "Walter Schnaffs' Adventure." A woman created by this author is noted for her "embonpoint" and has fingers "choked at the phalanges." A weak-willed man in a story by this man sleeps in a coat room while his wife dances at the Ministry of Education's ball. Morissot and Sauvage refuse to reveal a password and are shot by the (*) Prussians in his story "Deux Amis". The title prostitute of one of his stories, Elisabeth Rousset, helps her company by sleeping with a Prussian officer. In another of his stories, Madame Loisel borrows a piece of jewelry that turns out to be fake in another of his stories. For 10 points, name this author of "Ball of Fat" and "The Necklace."
This author described an affable soldier with "very flat and very fat" feet marching through Normandy in "Walter Schnaffs' Adventure."
Guy de Maupassant [or Henri Rene Albert Guy de Maupassant] 