In this novel, the protagonist's car is vandalized by a leather-wearing motorcyclist who calls him "Professor Chips."
In this novel, the protagonist's car is vandalized by a leather-wearing motorcyclist who calls him "Professor Chips." A banjo-playing character in this novel appears with a waste-basket over his head in a newspaper picture labelling him a dunce and grows fond of a dog that is euthanized by Bev Shaw at this book's conclusion. The protagonist of this novel regularly visits the prostitute (*) Soraya and ultimately gives up trying to write a chamber opera about Teresa and Lord Byron. In this novel, the "dog-man" Petrus shelters a boy who, along with two other men, had set the protagonist's face on fire during a break-in and raped his daughter Lucy. The main character of this novel loses his job after having an affair with Melanie Isaacs. For 10 points, name this novel about the fall of a university professor named David Lurie by J. M. Coetzee.
In this novel, the protagonist's car is vandalized by a leather-wearing motorcyclist who calls him "Professor Chips."
Disgrace