This man talked of the country of his ancestry in books subtitled "A Wounded Civilization" and "A Million Mutinies Now", while he chronicled the history of his current homeland in The Loss of El Dorado.
This man talked of the country of his ancestry in books subtitled "A Wounded Civilization" and "A Million Mutinies Now", while he chronicled the history of his current homeland in The Loss of El Dorado. He created the prophet Man-Man, the poet B. Wordsworth, and a carpenter who works on the thing without a name, Mr. Popo, in his novel Miguel Street. Another character of his, Mohun, marries into the Tulsi family and tries to get his own home, while one novella features Bobby and Linda in the title location. For 10 points, name this Trinidadian author of a House for Mr. Biswas and A Bend in the River.
This man talked of the country of his ancestry in books subtitled "A Wounded Civilization" and "A Million Mutinies Now", while he chronicled the history of his current homeland in The Loss of El Dorado.
Vidiadhar Surajprasad {Naipaul} [{DU/SJ}]