In addition to writing The Cartesian Sonata, "The Order of Insects," and "Icicles," this author wrote a story in which a poet retires to write caricatures of elderly citizens in a town referred to as "B." He wrote a novel about a history professor who writes Guilt and Innocence in Hitler's Germany and uncovers facts about his lovers "Mad Meg" and Martha while working on the title project.
In one story by this author, Professor Logrus and Madame Betz are visited by the clairvoyant Ella Bend Hess and in another story a woman's house is invaded by black bugs, but the mother comes to find them fascinating. In addition to writing The Cartesian Sonata, "The Order of Insects," and "Icicles," this author wrote a story in which a poet retires to write caricatures of elderly citizens in a town referred to as "B." He wrote a novel about a history professor who writes Guilt and Innocence in Hitler's Germany and uncovers facts about his lovers "Mad Meg" and Martha while working on the title project. In another novel Henry Pimber injures himself shooting a fox in a well, but hangs himself after he recovers since he is unable to relate to the title character. This author of In the Heart of the Heart of the Country wrote about a man named Brackett, who moved with his wife Lucy to the town of Gilean, Ohio in the 1890s. For 10 points, identify this author of The Tunnel and Omensetter's Luck.
In one story by this author, Professor Logrus and Madame Betz are visited by the clairvoyant Ella Bend Hess and in another story a woman's house is invaded by black bugs, but the mother comes to find them fascinating.
William Howard {Gass}