A picaresque novel by this author features the laughing baboon Bosse-de-Nage (“boss-duh-NAHZH”) as a companion to a doctor of a field that “explains the universe supplementary to this one.” W. B. Yeats lamented, “after us, the Savage God” after seeing a play by this author whose protagonist frequently swears “by my green candle.” (-5[1])This author started staging one of his plays with marionettes after an uproar at its premiere (-5[1])over the title character’s exclamation (10[1])of “merde!” (10[3]-5[1])(“maird”) with an extra R. (10[3])This author invented (10[1])the “science (10[1])of imaginary solutions,” ’pataphysics. (10[4]-5[1])Sequels titled for a man “Cuckolded” (10[2])and “in Chains” (-5[1])follow a send-up of Macbeth by this author in which the title king goes to war with Russia after he (10[1])usurps the throne of Poland. For 10 points, name this absurdist French author of Ubu Roi ■END■ (10[4]0[23])