He also wrote of Mr. A and Mrs. A who listen to the radio and comment on the death of the adventurer Michael Ransom.
One of this author's plays concerns the war between Ostnia and Westland, fictional countries that served as settings for two of his earlier works. In one of those plays, Alan Norman visits Paradise Park and the Ninevah Hotel after being chosen by lottery to search for the missing heir Sir Francis Crewe. He also wrote of Mr. A and Mrs. A who listen to the radio and comment on the death of the adventurer Michael Ransom. The title character of a novel written by this man is blackmailed by his assistant Schmidt and reveals to the narrator William Bradshaw that he is a spy for the French. A collection by this author includes the landlady Fraulein Schroeder and the decadent dancer Sally Bowles, whose story inspired the film Cabaret. For 10 points, name this author whose Mr. Norris Changes Trains is often included in The Berlin Stories, and who collaborated with his partner W.H. Auden on The Dog Beneath the Skin and The Ascent of F6.
One of this author's plays concerns the war between Ostnia and Westland, fictional countries that served as settings for two of his earlier works.
{Christopher Isherwood} [accept {Wystan Hugh Auden} until “{novel}”]