One author with this surname described his struggles of learning falconry in the book The Goshawk (“goss-hawk”). In a novel by this author with this surname, a Holocaust survivor dies after being subjected to a mock crucifixion outside a bicycle lamp factory. That novel, partly set at the Xanadu estate, was by an author with this surname who also wrote a novel based on the naturalist Ludwig Leichhardt. In a novel by an author with this surname, the protagonist, referred to as (*) “Wart,” befriends his tutor’s owl Archimedes. An author with this surname wrote about Laura Trevelyan’s love for the explorer Voss. (10[1])A book series by an author with this surname that begins with The Sword in the Stone follows (-5[1])King Arthur. (-5[1])For 10 points, give this surname shared by the Australian author Patrick and the British author (-5[1])of The Once and Future King, T.H. ■END■ (0[2])