An author with this surname wrote about Victorian women Agnes and Sugar in The Crimson (*) Petal and the White.
An author with this last name wrote a novel about a society whose members believe that healing from injuries is miraculous and call each other "Jesus Lover," as Peter learns when he moves to the planet Oasis. That man with this last name wrote a work in which the female alien Isserley lures and kidnaps hitchhikers in Scotland so they can be turned into meat. This is the last name of the author of Under the Skin and The Book of Strange New Things. A title character with this surname romances a woman who had grown up believing Joachim is her father. An author with this surname wrote about Victorian women Agnes and Sugar in The Crimson (*) Petal and the White. A character with this name calls himself a "technologist" and later finds that his lover Sabeth is his daughter with Hanna who he thought had been aborted. That title character is from a novel whose title means "man the maker." For 10 points, give this surname of the title UNESCO engineer Walter in a novel by Max Frisch.
An author with this last name wrote a novel about a society whose members believe that healing from injuries is miraculous and call each other "Jesus Lover," as Peter learns when he moves to the planet Oasis.
 Faber [accept Michel  Faber, Walter  Faber, or Homo  Faber]