A parody of this author, partly titled for a dog, contrasts the joy of “a sightseeing pleasure trip” with the annoyance of “accompanying the master on a sightseeing pleasure trip.” Meredith McKinney wrote a celebrated 2006 translation of this author, who wrote a poem noting that “even if some are deceived by the crow of a false rooster” at night, “the guards are never fooled” in an exchange of wits with Controller First Secretary Yakunari. This author praised a “white coat worn over a violet waistcoat” and a “child eating strawberries” in a book with sections beginning “In spring, the dawn” and “In summer, the nights.” This author included “Deeply Irritating Things,” “Elegant (10[1])Things,” and “Things that Make One’s Heart Beat Faster” among the lists of a zuihitsu book. For 10 points, name this Heian-era author of The Pillow Book. ■END■