He wrote one work in which the archaeologist Jocelyn Crane and the priest Father Paul travel with convicted murderer Charles Leach to the site of the "secret cave of American ancients" in Utah, and discusses residents of Kuinak, Alaska, including Jamaican Emil Greer and Isaak Sallas in another work.  
He wrote one work in which the archaeologist Jocelyn Crane and the priest Father Paul travel with convicted murderer Charles Leach to the site of the "secret cave of American ancients" in Utah, and discusses residents of Kuinak, Alaska, including Jamaican Emil Greer and Isaak Sallas in another work.  This author of Caverns and Sailor Song wrote a work in which "Never Give an Inch" is the motto of Henry Stamper, who refuses to join in the logger strike in Wakonda, Oregon, and another work in which Billy Bibbit loses his virginity to a prostitute smuggled into a mental hospital and subsequently kills himself.  For 10 points—name this author of Sometimes a Great Notion, who also created Chief Bromden and Randall McMurphy in his novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
He wrote one work in which the archaeologist Jocelyn Crane and the priest Father Paul travel with convicted murderer Charles Leach to the site of the "secret cave of American ancients" in Utah, and discusses residents of Kuinak, Alaska, including Jamaican Emil Greer and Isaak Sallas in another work.  
Ken {Kesey}