This author of a 33,333-verse sequel to The Odyssey wrote about a vivacious santuri player who seduces Madame Hortense in one novel.
This author wrote a "tragedy in one act" ironically called Comedy. In an epic poem by this author, the protagonist is killed by an iceberg in Antarctica after meeting Motherth and Kapetan Enas. The protagonist of that poem becomes an ascetic, introducing a theme which would be developed in his book of spiritual exercises, The Saviors of God. His minor novels include The Fratricides and Serpent and Lily. In one of his novels, Manolios plays the central character of a play which is staged every seven years in the village of Lycovrissi. He also wrote a novel about Captain Michalis which is usually called Freedom or Death in English. This author of a 33,333-verse sequel to The Odyssey wrote about a vivacious santuri player who seduces Madame Hortense in one novel. For 10 points, name this author of The Last Temptation of Christ and Zorba the Greek.
This author wrote a "tragedy in one act" ironically called Comedy.
Nikos Kazantzakis