Packet 4: Bonus 5

This author’s essay “Modern Fiction” urges writers to be concerned with spiritualism rather than materialism. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this author, who imagined a sister of William Shakespeare in an essay that argues women must have money and the title place to write fiction.
ANSWER: Virginia Woolf [or Adeline Virginia Woolf] (The unnamed essay is “A Room of One’s Own.”)
[10e] Along with Woolf’s habitual target Arnold Bennett and John Galsworthy, “Modern Fiction” attacks this author as a materialist. This author’s novels The Invisible Man and The Time Machine pioneered science fiction.
ANSWER: H. G. Wells [or Herbert George Wells]
[10h] The final section of “Modern Fiction” remarks on the anti-materialist influence of literature published in this language. The Woolf family’s Hogarth Press specialized in translations from this language, including the short story “The Gentleman from San Francisco” and a censored chapter of the novel Demons.
ANSWER: Russian [or Russkiy] (“The Gentleman from San Francisco” is by Ivan Bunin. Demons is by Dostoevsky.)
<Long Fiction — Joel Miles> | SHOW-ME Four Packet 4

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