One of this author's protagonists leaves an abortionist doctor's orphanage to work at an apple orchard, while another writes "The Pension Grillparzer," and is the son of "sexual suspect" Jenny Fields.
In one of this author's novels, the author of Coffee and Doughnuts has a teenage affair with an older woman who publishes detective novels under the pseudonym Alice Somerset in Canada. In that novel by this author, the title character's squash-playing father Ted seduces mothers by writing scary children's books like "The Door in the Floor." The phrase "keep passing the open windows" punctuates a novel by this author in which the (*) bear suit-wearing Susie terrifies the exquarterback Chipper Dove in revenge for his rape of Franny, who begins an incestuous relationship with her brother John. One of this author's protagonists leaves an abortionist doctor's orphanage to work at an apple orchard, while another writes "The Pension Grillparzer," and is the son of "sexual suspect" Jenny Fields. For 10 points, name this author of The Hotel New Hampshire, The Cider House Rules and The World According to Garp.
In one of this author's novels, the author of Coffee and Doughnuts has a teenage affair with an older woman who publishes detective novels under the pseudonym Alice Somerset in Canada.
John Winslow Irving [accept John Wallace Blunt, Jr.]