In one of his novels, the protagonist fled from "buffaloes," but later returned and helped create a "field of fire.
In one of his novels, the protagonist fled from "buffaloes," but later returned and helped create a "field of fire." The protagonist asks his wife if she is pleased with receiving an umbrella, two books and a chocolate piano for Christmas in his story "And There Was the Evening and the Morning," and he also wrote of a veteran who convinced a bureaucrat the title body part cost the government thousands in "My Expensive Leg." In a novel by this author, the protagonist's mother vows to kill the leader of the (*) "blue-tunics," Ben Wackes, and her husband has breakfast every day at the Café Kroner. For 10 points, identify this author of Billiards at Half-Past Nine.
In one of his novels, the protagonist fled from "buffaloes," but later returned and helped create a "field of fire.
Heinrich {Boll}