The author of Revolt of the Angels and The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard, for 10 points, identify this French Nobel Laureate who wrote Penguin Island.
He noted that literary criticism should resemble an adventure novel in the preface to his On Life and Letters, which contains stories like "The Seven Wives of Bluebeard" and "The Garden of Epicurus," as well as as one in which Catherine Montaine sees a parade of the dead, "The Mass of Shadows." Gamelin finds himself unable to stop executing people in his The Gods Are Athirst, while he explored feminism in The Red Lily and Thais, which got him in trouble with the Church. Zita and Prince Istar join a campaign against Ialdabaoth led by Arcade in one work, while another centers on a philologist who encounters Clementine's orphaned daughter Jeanne Alexandre. His most famous work sees Mael baptize a community dominated by Draco the Great, Oberosia, and Kraken, who then get souls. The author of Revolt of the Angels and The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard, for 10 points, identify this French Nobel Laureate who wrote Penguin Island.
He noted that literary criticism should resemble an adventure novel in the preface to his On Life and Letters, which contains stories like "The Seven Wives of Bluebeard" and "The Garden of Epicurus," as well as as one in which Catherine Montaine sees a parade of the dead, "The Mass of Shadows.
Anatole {France}