A novel by this author intersperses italicized descriptions with soliloquies of the six friends of dead Percival. This author’s life is the basis for a novel (10[1])about the AIDS-afflicted poet Richard Brown, (-5[1])The Hours by Michael Cunningham. (10[1])In a novel by (10[1])this author, (10[1])Charles Tansley says that women can’t (10[1])paint or write (10[1])in front (10[1])of Lily Briscoe. (10[4])The title character (10[2])of (10[1])a novel by this author (10[1])remembers (10[1])kissing (10[1])Sally Seton (10[4]-5[2])while (10[1])at a dinner party (10[3])on the night (10[1])that the World War I veteran Septimus (10[1])Smith (10[2])jumps (10[1])out (10[2])a window. (10[6])A novel (10[1])by this author details the Ramsey family’s visit to the title structure. (10[1])For 10 points, name this author (10[1])of (-5[1])To the Lighthouse (10[5])and (10[4])Mrs. Dalloway. (10[1])■END■ (10[9]0[4])