Packet 6: Bonus 8

Aristotle’s claim that these things should be surprising, yet inevitable has often been misattributed to Flannery O’Connor. For 10 points each:
[10e] Frank Kermode wrote on “the sense of” what things, which are on the far right of Freytag’s Pyramid?
ANSWER: endings [accept resolution; accept dénouement; accept catastrophe; accept The Sense of an Ending]
[10h] In this collection’s entry “Here It Is Saturday,” a prison writing class tries to write a story that ends with a dead body. This posthumous 2015 collection often references the author’s time as an ER nurse and her expulsion from Catholic school for hitting a nun.
ANSWER: A Manual for Cleaning Women (by Lucia Berlin)
[10m] A writer struggles to combine her contradictory notes into a coherent narrative in this author’s only novel, The End of the Story. This author’s flash fiction includes “In a House Besieged” and “Samuel Johnson is Indignant.”
ANSWER: Lydia Davis
<Editors, American Literature> | O. Playoffs 6 (Editors 6)

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