The title character of a story by this author makes the toast "Here's mud in your eye" as she swallows twenty tablets of veronal. This author wrote "They hail you as their mor
The title character of a story by this author makes the toast "Here's mud in your eye" as she swallows twenty tablets of veronal. This author wrote "They hail you as their morning star / Because you are the way you are" about the title group of a poem ending "They make me sick, they make me tired." This author wrote that "three be the things I shall never attain: envy, content, and sufficient champagne" in the poem "Inventory," published in the collection (*) Enough Rope. This author wrote book reviews for The New Yorker under the byline "Constant Reader" and co-wrote the screenplay to A Star is Born with her husband Alan Campbell.  This author wrote that "Razors pain you; Rivers are damp" in her poem "Resume," which ends "Gas smells awful; you might as well live." For 10 points, name this American poet, a member of the Algonquin Round Table known for her acerbic wit.
The title character of a story by this author makes the toast "Here's mud in your eye" as she swallows twenty tablets of veronal.
Dorothy Parker 