In a story by this author, a character is chided by his teacher for reading Wild West tales like The Apache Chief instead of studying his Roman history.
In a story by this author, a character is chided by his teacher for reading Wild West tales like The Apache Chief instead of studying his Roman history. When one of his characters admits to writing for The Daily Express, another character teasingly calls him a "West Briton". One story by him ends with an old man ranting about how boys who have sweethearts deserved to be (*) whipped. In another story by him, the narrator promises to buy something for Mangan's sister, but arrives just as the title bazaar is closing. The song "The Lass of Aughrim" reminds Gretta of her former romance with Michael Furey in a story by him about Gabriel Conroy. For 10 points, name this author who included the stories "An Encounter", "Araby", and "The Dead" in his collection Dubliners.
In a story by this author, a character is chided by his teacher for reading Wild West tales like The Apache Chief instead of studying his Roman history.
James Joyce [or James Augustine Aloysius Joyce]