This author used a line from Keats to title his short story about a London Jewish author named Ferdy Rabenstein, whose nephew George Bland commits suicide.  In addition to "The Alien Corn," this author wrote a play in which P
This author used a line from Keats to title his short story about a London Jewish author named Ferdy Rabenstein, whose nephew George Bland commits suicide.  In addition to "The Alien Corn," this author wrote a play in which Porteous and Kitty are complicit in Elizabeth and Teddie's affair, The Circle.  Mrs. Blakeston fights the title character for having an affair with her husband Jim in one of this man's works, while another fictionalizes Paul Gauguin as Charles Strickland.  In addition to Liza of Lambeth and The Moon and Sixpence, this author wrote novels about Larry Darrell and Philip Carey.  For 10 points, name this author of The Razor's Edge and Of Human Bondage.
This author used a line from Keats to title his short story about a London Jewish author named Ferdy Rabenstein, whose nephew George Bland commits suicide.  
William Somerset {Maugham}