At the end of one of his novels, a man is shot by a sniper and dies on his son's grave; that novel is set on a titular peak and features Gabriel and Stephan Bagradian, Armenian patriots trying to stave off the advancing Turks. In addition to The Forty Days of Musa Dagh, this man penned a work in which Mirko dies while attacking Juvan, and the central couple has a child that grew up in a shed and turned into an animal-like monster that walks on all fours. He also wrote a work in which the title character is believed after roses bloom in a cave, a work that also contains minor characters like Marie Therese and Dean Peyr
At the end of one of his novels, a man is shot by a sniper and dies on his son's grave; that novel is set on a titular peak and features Gabriel and Stephan Bagradian, Armenian patriots trying to stave off the advancing Turks. In addition to The Forty Days of Musa Dagh, this man penned a work in which Mirko dies while attacking Juvan, and the central couple has a child that grew up in a shed and turned into an animal-like monster that walks on all fours. He also wrote a work in which the title character is believed after roses bloom in a cave, a work that also contains minor characters like Marie Therese and Dean Peyramale.  FTP, name this author of Goat Song as well as a work set in Lourdes, the Song of Bernadette.
At the end of one of his novels, a man is shot by a sniper and dies on his son's grave; that novel is set on a titular peak and features Gabriel and Stephan Bagradian, Armenian patriots trying to stave off the advancing Turks.
Franz {Werfel} (2) [AH]