One of this author's novels begins with the sentence "From my window, the deep solemn massive street," although the opening sentence of its second paragraph is much more famous.
One of this author's novels begins with the sentence "From my window, the deep solemn massive street," although the opening sentence of its second paragraph is much more famous. That novel's narrator is a fictionalized version of this author who tells Natalia about his unsuccessful first novel, All the Conspirators. He collaborated with Swami Prabhavananda on several translations, including one of the Bhagavad Gita. Another of his collaborations was the play On the Frontier. His protagonists include Stephen Monk, who is widowed by Elizabeth, and a gay professor named George. This author of The World in the Evening is more famous for creating characters like Sally Bowles, who appears in a novel which is often collected along with a novel about Mr. Norris. Adaptations of his work include the movie A Single Man, the musical Cabaret, and the play I Am a Camera. For 10 points, name this frequent collaborator of W. H. Auden who also wrote The Berlin Stories.
One of this author's novels begins with the sentence "From my window, the deep solemn massive street," although the opening sentence of its second paragraph is much more famous.
Christopher Isherwood