This work's narrator notes that mailboxes first made him aware of another character, who is challenged to name an example of real literature and answers Wuthering Heights, only to reveal she is talking about the movie.
This work's narrator notes that mailboxes first made him aware of another character, who is challenged to name an example of real literature and answers Wuthering Heights, only to reveal she is talking about the movie. A character in this work is said to be homosexual because if a man doesn't like horse racing or baseball, he "don't like girls." This novel's protagonist is carved in an African statue, dates (*) Rusty Trawler, and annoys Mr. Yuniyoshi. This work's protagonist runs away from her much older husband Doc and changes her name from Lula Mae to become an actress. After she passes information to the gangster Sally Tomato in prison, she is abandoned by Jose Ybarra-Jaegar and travels to Brazil. For 10 points, name this novella narrated by the writer "Fred" about Holly Golightly, a Truman Capote work that was adapted into an Audrey Hepburn film.
This work's narrator notes that mailboxes first made him aware of another character, who is challenged to name an example of real literature and answers Wuthering Heights, only to reveal she is talking about the movie.
Breakfast at Tiffany’s