Packet 9: Bonus 9

A memoir claims that a publisher with this surname was a serial liar who attacked his own company under the name “Professor Patrice Rousel” to drum up publicity. For 10 points each:
[10m] The founder of the Dalkey Archive Press and the author of The Dalkey Archive both used what surname? Another novel by that author who wrote under this surname features footnotes about the mad scientist De Selby.
ANSWER: O’Brien [accept Flann O’Brien or John O’Brien; accept Brian O’Nolan] (The unnamed novel is The Third Policeman.)
[10h] This William Gaddis superfan described his fractious time with John O’Brien in the memoir Dalkey Days. This critic surveyed works like A True Story and Blanquerna in the idiosyncratic The Novel: An Alternative History.
ANSWER: Steven Moore
[10e] When he discovered Gaddis, Moore abandoned his early project to create a multivolume glossary for this novel. Joseph Campbell wrote a “skeleton key” to this James Joyce novel, which begins with the word “riverrun.”
ANSWER: Finnegans Wake
<HA, British Literature> | NAFTA-Packet-9

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