Task: Text Categorization
Input (English): In Sinclair Lewis's It Can't Happen Here, this figure authors a "lively pamphlet" where he identifies key politicians as "Liars [who] Have Refused to Accept My Freely Offered Advice" after being appointed Ambassador to England. A pair of lovers turn anything they touch into ivy in his Springtime and Harvest, while he examines eighty-five historical artists in Mammonart, one of his (*) "Dead Hand" works. A series of works by this author of They Call Me Carpenter includes Wide is the Gate and World's End and centers on Lanny Budd, while another work tells of James Arnold Ross, whose son Bunny likes socialism. FTP, identify this author of Dragon's Teeth and Oil, best known for writing about Lithuanians like Jurgis Rudkus who endure the horrors of the Chicago stockyards in The Jungle.
Output (English): Literature