" Some of his essays are collected in "Homage to QWERT YUIOP," and he depicted the life of a young Christopher Marlowe in A Dead Man in Deptford.
He wrote about an encounter between Shakespeare and Cervantes in Spain in "A Meeting in Valladolid," and updated The Flying Dutchman in "The Endless Voyager." Some of his essays are collected in "Homage to QWERT YUIOP," and he depicted the life of a young Christopher Marlowe in A Dead Man in Deptford. His novels Time for a Tiger, The Enemy in the Blanket, and Beds in the East are known as The Malayan Trilogy, and he used Somerset Maughm as the basis for the homosexual author Kenneth Toomey, the protagonist of his novel Earthly Powers. Another of his characters jumps out of a window after F. Alexander begins playing a symphony, which nauseates him because of the Ludovico Technique. FTP, name this British author who wrote about Alex and his "droogs" in A Clockwork Orange.
He wrote about an encounter between Shakespeare and Cervantes in Spain in "A Meeting in Valladolid," and updated The Flying Dutchman in "The Endless Voyager.
Anthony {Burgess}