Her most notable work is a rewriting of (*) Ulysses from Molly Bloom's side, and she has written a reworking of Robinson Crusoe, from the perspective of Friday called Foe.
This author gave a lecture at Amsterdam on what graphic imagery disturbed her in a novel describing the torture of Hitler's close assassins, Paul West's The Very Rich Hours of Count von Staffenburg, only to find its author at the same symposium. She wrote a work that is a reimagining of a Hugo von Hofsmanthal reimagining, in which Elizabeth Chandos carries on a dialog with Francis Bacon. Her lecture at Appleton College on Animal Rights is very similar to another author's The Lives of Animals. Her most notable work is a rewriting of (*) Ulysses from Molly Bloom's side, and she has written a reworking of Robinson Crusoe, from the perspective of Friday called Foe. For 10 points, name this fictional author of The House on Eccles Street, a creation of J.M. Coetzee. [Ike]
This author gave a lecture at Amsterdam on what graphic imagery disturbed her in a novel describing the torture of Hitler's close assassins, Paul West's The Very Rich Hours of Count von Staffenburg, only to find its author at the same symposium.
Elizabeth {Costello} [accept either]