Miss Habersham and Aleck Sander unearth a grave only to find Jake Montgomerie's corpse, and not Vinson's, in another novel named for this substance.
In a memoir named for this substance, the teacher Mr. Calhoun is impressed by the author's recital of the Pluto and Proserpina story. A novel partially titled for this stuff, in which the protagonist earns $175 for his short story "Long Lost Hills," is the third of four novels its author wrote about Arturo Bandini. Miss Habersham and Aleck Sander unearth a grave only to find Jake Montgomerie's corpse, and not Vinson's, in another novel named for this substance. It partially titles a Los Angeles novel by John Fante. Another novel named for this noun begins with a black farmer rescuing "Chick" Mallison from an icy creek. It also appears in the title of an autobiography that recalls its author's tutelage under Franz Boas and the creation of Mules and Men. A book partially named for this substance is a murder mystery centering on Lucas Beauchamp. For 10 points, name this substance that modifies "tracks on a road" in a Zora Neale Hurston memoir, and in which there is an "intruder" in a William Faulkner novel.
In a memoir named for this substance, the teacher Mr. Calhoun is impressed by the author's recital of the Pluto and Proserpina story.
dust [accept Ask the Dust or Intruder in the Dust or Dust Tracks on a Road]