At the end of a novel by this author, a woman puts her arms around a mysterious neighbor in a white dressing gown and pulls him onto her bed while saying, “Yes - yes - yes…” This author fell into obscurity until that novel was adapted into a radio play by Selma Vaz Dias. (15[1])In another novel by this author, a girl runs out of her burning house towards her former friend, Tia, who throws a jagged (15[1])rock (15[1]-5[1])at her (15[1])forehead, drawing blood. (15[1])Enno abandons his wife (*) Sasha Jensen (10[1]-5[1])in (10[1])this author’s 1939 novel (10[2])Good Morning, Midnight. (10[5])Another (10[2])novel (10[1])by this author concludes with a woman (10[1])holding a candle, poised to burn down a house where she is confined to an upstairs room. (10[2])In that novel, that woman’s husband (10[1])insists on calling her “Bertha” instead (10[1])of her (10[1])true name, Antoinette Cosway. (10[1])For 10 points, name this author of Wide Sargasso Sea. ■END■