This author of Lost in the Funhouse was inspired by a colonial poem to write a novel in which Henry Burlingame III tutors Ebenezer Cooke, whose title evokes an antiquated term for tobacco.
Instructions for making a Mobius strip precede a collection by this man whose title story centers on a trip to the boardwalk on July Fourth with Magda. Another of his books features a parody of Ernst Haeckel named Max Spielman, who coins such phrases as "proctoscopy repeats hagiography." That novel by this man sees Billy Bocksfuss complete all the stages of Joseph Campbell's monomyth on the way to entering (*) WESCAC and becoming the Grand Tutor of New Tammany College. This author of Lost in the Funhouse was inspired by a colonial poem to write a novel in which Henry Burlingame III tutors Ebenezer Cooke, whose title evokes an antiquated term for tobacco. For 10 points, name this Maryland-born author of Giles Goat-Boy and The Sot-Weed Factor.
Instructions for making a Mobius strip precede a collection by this man whose title story centers on a trip to the boardwalk on July Fourth with Magda.
John Simmons {Barth}