Photographs and letters are interspersed in a nonfiction work by this author that follows his great aunt Hennerle Gerda Caro, with whom the protagonist lives while attending Tonbridge School. In a novel by this author, whose table of contents uses rhyming couplets (15[1])to summarize (15[3])its nineteen parts, (15[1])a character writes a wedding proposal through the acrostic “A Modest Proposal.” (15[2])This author of (15[1])Two Lives included the claim “The Dow-Jones of my heart’s depressed” in a novel whose protagonist (15[1])meets (*) Liz Dorati. The programmer (10[1])John Brown is the protagonist of a novel by this author composed of 590 (10[1])Onegin stanzas. (10[3])Kabir (10[3])plays (10[1])Malvolio (10[1])in a rendition of Twelfth Night in a novel by this author (10[1])in which Rupa Mehra tries to find a husband (10[1])for (10[1])Lata. (10[2])For 10 points, name this Indian author (10[1])of (-5[1])The Golden Gate and (10[1])A Suitable Boy. ■END■ (10[2])