This author of The Green Man wrote a novel in which a lecture on "Merrie England' is drunkenly delivered by Professor Dixon.
This author created the University College of Abertawe professor Athro Haines, who wrote a book on "medieval Cwmrhydyceirw" that the protagonist pretends to have heard of to impress his boss. Philip Larkin and this author created a game where they would replace words in literary quotes with obscenities, like "I have gathered up six slender basketfuls OF HORSEPISS." The "shadowy Argentinian outfit" for which this author wrote a Graham Greene monograph inspired his character of Dr. L. S. Caton, who plagiarizes an article on (*) medieval shipbuilding. The ghost of Dr. Underhill conjures a being made of twigs to haunt the title inn of a novel by this author. This author of The Green Man wrote a novel in which a lecture on "Merrie England' is drunkenly delivered by Professor Dixon. For 10 points, name this author of Lucky Jim.
This author created the University College of Abertawe professor Athro Haines, who wrote a book on "medieval Cwmrhydyceirw" that the protagonist pretends to have heard of to impress his boss.
Kingsley Amis [prompt on “Amis”]