In her early short story "Wunderkind," a young piano prodigy realizes she has lost her talent, and runs from her lesson in tears. Partly autobiographical, it describes the end of the author's own aspi
In her early short story "Wunderkind," a young piano prodigy realizes she has lost her talent, and runs from her lesson in tears. Partly autobiographical, it describes the end of the author's own aspirations of being a concert pianist. Her husband, an alcoholic who committed suicide was the model for many of her addicts and outcasts. For 10 points—name this Georgia-born author of The Square Root of Wonderful and The Ballad of the Sad Café.
In her early short story "Wunderkind," a young piano prodigy realizes she has lost her talent, and runs from her lesson in tears.
Carson {McCullers}