In one of this author’s esoteric early stories, a character named after this writer dreams that he kisses a scarecrow and that one hundred orchards catch on fire, then goes on a journey in which the dream comes true. In another story by this author, the narrator’s grandfather cries “Gee-up!” and imagines he’s riding a horse when he’s lying in bed. (-5[1])The narrator and his friend Jim (-5[1])wait for cats in the garden before being interrupted by Mrs. Prothero yelling “Fire!” in a story by this author (10[1])whose narrator recalls receiving both “Useful Presents” and “Useless Presents.” (-5[1])This author’s home on a farm inspired the story “The Peaches” from his collection Portrait of the Artist as a Young (10[1])Dog (10[11]-5[1])and a poem about a time (10[1])when he was (-5[1])“young (10[2])and easy under the apple boughs.” (10[2]-5[1])For 10 points, name this author whose youth (10[1])in Swansea inspired the story “A Child’s Christmas in Wales” (10[1])and the poem “Fern Hill.” (10[2])■END■ (10[2])