This author of "The Ice Palace" and "Winter Dreams" wrote of a character who severs Marjorie's pigtails after being tricked into the title action in a story found in Flappers and Philosophers, "Bernice Bobs Her Hair."
Catholic themes permeate this man's tale of Rudolph Miller's encounter with the entirely insane Father Adolphus, "Absolution," as well as that of Lois, who visits her brother Kieth in a Jesuit seminary in "Benediction." Sally Carrol limps back to Georgia after becoming disillusioned with her marriage in another work by this man, who wrote of Dexter Green's disastrous obsession with Judy Jones in a story collected in (*) All the Sad Young Men. This author of "The Ice Palace" and "Winter Dreams" wrote of a character who severs Marjorie's pigtails after being tricked into the title action in a story found in Flappers and Philosophers, "Bernice Bobs Her Hair." For 10 points, name this author better known for novels like This Side of Paradise and The Great Gatsby.
Catholic themes permeate this man's tale of Rudolph Miller's encounter with the entirely insane Father Adolphus, "Absolution," as well as that of Lois, who visits her brother Kieth in a Jesuit seminary in "Benediction."
Francis Scott Key {Fitzgerald}