The title heroine of one of his Wessex novels is executed at Stonehenge after she kills Alec and is rejected by Angel Clare.
In a novel by this author, the wife of a furze-cutter drowns in Shadwater Weir despite a rescue attempt by a man whose skin is stained red from his work as a reddleman. This author of Under the Greenwood Tree depicted a boy who hangs himself because he and his siblings "are too menny;" that boy, Little (*) Father Time, is the adopted son of Sue Bridehead. The title heroine of one of his Wessex novels is executed at Stonehenge after she kills Alec and is rejected by Angel Clare. For 10 points, name this author of Jude the Obscure and Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
In a novel by this author, the wife of a furze-cutter drowns in Shadwater Weir despite a rescue attempt by a man whose skin is stained red from his work as a reddleman.
Thomas Hardy