The reformed Sigbjorn Wilderness is the protagonist of his posthumously published novel Dark as the Grave Wherein
The reformed Sigbjorn Wilderness is the protagonist of his posthumously published novel Dark as the Grave Wherein My Friend is Laid. He had planned to organize his writings under the title "The Voyage that Never Ends," and he managed to write "The Forest Path to the Spring" and "Through the Panama Canal" [*] for his collection of short stories Hear Us O Lord from Heaven Thy Dwelling Place. The novella Lunar Caustic is based on his experiences sobering up at Bellevue Hospital, and it is hard to deny that the main characters of his most famous novel, Yvonne Constable and the alcoholic Geoffrey Firmin who encounter each other on the Day of the Dead, are based partly on his ex-wife and him FTP, name this author whose novel Ultramarine is seen as a preface to his most famous work, Under the Volcano.
The reformed Sigbjorn Wilderness is the protagonist of his posthumously published novel Dark as the Grave Wherein
(Clarence) Malcolm {Lowry}