In addition to "Absolution" and "The Ice Palace," this author wrote about a run- in with a girl from Harrisburg, during which Gordon asks Dean for a $300 loan in the story "May Day."
This author wrote a short story in which Rudolf Miller agonizes over confessing sins to Father Schwartz, like yelling "23 Skadoo" at an old woman. Another story sees a protagonist classify people as "feline" or "canine," and a man named in honor of Robert Service, Dangerous Dan McGrew – though the protagonist, a native of Tarleton, gets trapped in the title structure. In addition to "Absolution" and "The Ice Palace," this author wrote about a run- in with a girl from Harrisburg, during which Gordon asks Dean for a $300 loan in the story "May Day." Another story sees a descendant of George Washington read his slaves a proclamation by Nathan Bedford Forest stating the South won the civil war. In that work, a man from the town of Hades named John T. Unger witnesses Braddock trying to bribe god with a gigantic jewel. FTP, name this author of stories like "Babylon Revisited" and "The Diamond as Big as the Ritz".
This author wrote a short story in which Rudolf Miller agonizes over confessing sins to Father Schwartz, like yelling "23 Skadoo" at an old woman.
Francis Scott Key {Fitzgerald}