In a novel with this title, Edith is told to hold her husband's wake in the potato barn housing the horrific WWII scene
In a novel with this title, a character who divides his self into "meat" and "soul" is rejected by an elderly NYU teacher for a portfolio without passion after he stops carrying messages for a Mussolini sympathizer. After a character with this name goes on a business trip, his new wife nearly breaks her neck on the stairs while her friends admire their gold and silver. In a novel with this title, Edith is told to hold her husband's wake in the potato barn housing the horrific WWII scene Now It's the Women's Turn, the only non-Sateen Dura-Luxe painting left by an (*) Armenian abstract expressionist whose life is shaken up by Circe Berman. The "autobiography" of Rabo Karabekian shares this title with the central Aarne-Thompson type 312 folktale, which includes the variant "The Brahmin Girl that Married a Tiger." For 10 points, name this story about a nobleman who keeps a locked room full of his dead wives, a folktale modernized by Charles Perrault.
In a novel with this title, a character who divides his self into "meat" and "soul" is rejected by an elderly NYU teacher for a portfolio without passion after he stops carrying messages for a Mussolini sympathizer.
"Bluebeard" [or "La Barbe bleue"]