Among this author's literary alter egos is Chick, who narrates a story describing the death of a professor very much like this author's friend Allen Bloom, Ravelstein.
The con men and grifters who populate this author's stories include Einhorn and Tamkin. Among this author's literary alter egos is Chick, who narrates a story describing the death of a professor very much like this author's friend Allen Bloom, Ravelstein. One of his most famous characters writes letters he will never send, to people like his ex-wife Madeline. For 10 points, name this Canadian-American author of The Adventures of Augie March and Herzog, who won a 1976 Pulitzer Prize for Humboldt's Gift.
The con men and grifters who populate this author's stories include Einhorn and Tamkin.
Saul {Bellow} [or Solomon {Belo}]