Because a boy created by this author makes up the story as he goes, his adoptive father tells him he is not “real reading” a child’s version of Don Quixote. After arriving at Novilla in a refugee boat, Simón raises the five-year-old Davíd in the first novel of an allegorical trilogy by this author titled for Jesus. (-5[1])In a novel by this author, (-5[1])a man takes refuge in the mountains (10[1])after being treated like a servant at a farm by the Visagies' (“vih-SAH-hees”) grandson. At the end of a novel by this author, (-5[1])a man who had written the opera Byron in Italy (10[2])decides to euthanize a dog (10[1])at a shelter (10[3])owned (10[1])by Bev Shaw. (10[3])This author created a middle-aged (-5[1])professor who is fired for sexually (10[2]-5[1])pressuring (10[4])his student (10[3])Melanie (10[1])Isaacs. For 10 points, what South African author of Life & Times of Michael (10[1])K also wrote about (10[1])David Lurie (-5[1])in Disgrace? (10[2])■END■ (10[4]0[4])