In a story by an author with this surname, the Complete Little Citizen of the World is happy to read the obituary of Mr. Krupper, an old man who has sexual liaisons with young boys in a run-down cinema.
In a story by an author with this surname, the Complete Little Citizen of the World is happy to read the obituary of Mr. Krupper, an old man who has sexual liaisons with young boys in a run-down cinema. An author with this surname wrote a story narrated by a doctor who is called upon to help a poor Russian family in which the mother has a drinking problem and the baby has a heart defect, though the doctor shows more interest in the title character, who is the baby's older sister. The aforementioned stories, both by authors better known for their non-prose works, are called (*) "Hard Candy" and "The Girl with a Pimply Face," respectively. In 2013, there was a massive resurgence in popularity of an author with this surname who wrote about an English professor from Missouri in the novel Stoner. For 10 points, identify this surname of the authors William Carlos and Tennessee.
In a story by an author with this surname, the Complete Little Citizen of the World is happy to read the obituary of Mr. Krupper, an old man who has sexual liaisons with young boys in a run-down cinema.
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