A prologue by this author recounts the development of a joke in which passengers on a steamboat to Alexandria shout “Hans” after two Lebanese men humiliate the title “Tramp from Piraeus.” In a story by this author, a Zulu man spits in the face of a gay public official named Bobby who attempts to pick him up in a bar before being beaten at a checkpoint. Back-to-back stories (10[1])in a collection by this author follow the insane Man-Man and the poet B. Wordsworth. (10[18]-5[1])The (10[3])linked (10[5])stories (10[5])“One out of Many” (-5[1])and “Tell Me (10[1])Who (10[2])to Kill” (10[1])appear (10[1])in this author’s book In a Free State. (10[6])The (10[1])six-fingered title (10[1]-5[1])character (10[3])of a novel (10[4])by this (10[2])author (10[2]-5[1])lives (10[1])at the Hanuman (10[2])House (-5[1])with the (10[1])Tulsi (10[2])family. (10[5])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[3])name (10[1])this Trinidadian (10[1])author (10[8]-5[1])of (10[2])Miguel (10[1]-5[2])Street (10[3]-5[1])and A House (10[1])for (10[1])Mr. Biswas. ■END■ (10[11]0[12])