In a story by this author, Helene and Henry Nash fall in love when they meet as actors in a production of A Streetcar Named Desire, then ask variants of the title question as they are cast as lovers in other famous plays.
In a story by this author, Helene and Henry Nash fall in love when they meet as actors in a production of A Streetcar Named Desire, then ask variants of the title question as they are cast as lovers in other famous plays. He used the term "mouse-traps" to describe the twist endings in his stories, such as "Who Am I This Time?" He wrote a story in which Nancy McLuhan is kidnapped by the "Nothinghead" Billy the Poet, who refuses to take "Ethical Birth Control" drugs. He wrote a story that culminates in a levitating dance between a ballerina named the Empress and the title character, a kid with above-average intelligence who is killed by the Handicapper General Diana Glampers. For 10 points, name this author of "Welcome to the Monkey House," "Harrison Bergeron," and Slaughterhouse 5.
In a story by this author, Helene and Henry Nash fall in love when they meet as actors in a production of A Streetcar Named Desire, then ask variants of the title question as they are cast as lovers in other famous plays.
Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.