This author was bedridden with eczema during his stay in Vienna, which sped up his work on a spiritual book containing sections like “The Preparation” and “The Silence.” In a poem written by this author, the soul of the main character separates from his body after his sailboat collides with an Antarctic iceberg. This author’s frequent translator Kimon Friar argued that the philosophy of this author’s book Saviors of God was echoed in a (*) 33,333-line poem by this author, which bills itself as a continuation of an earlier poem. Two lovers in a novel by this author give each other the pen-names of Canavaro and Bouboulina; the title character of that novel by this author reopens a lignite mine on the island of Crete. For 10 points, name this author (10[1])of The Odyssey: A Modern Sequel and Zorba the Greek. ■END■ (10[1])