This literary character is first seen as a boy of fifteen who soon has his first sexual experience with a girl named Iris and who becomes attached to Lucy Scanlan.
This literary character is first seen as a boy of fifteen who soon has his first sexual experience with a girl named Iris and who becomes attached to Lucy Scanlan. During the 1920s he works as a house painter and sees his friend Weary Reilly rape Irene at a wild New Year's Eve party. His affair with Catherine Banahan and death from pneumonia are recorded in Judgment Day, the third in a trilogy which also describes his "youth" and "young manhood". FTP, who is this character, the most famous creation of James T. Farrell?
This literary character is first seen as a boy of fifteen who soon has his first sexual experience with a girl named Iris and who becomes attached to Lucy Scanlan.
William "Studs" Lonigan