A play by an author with this surname ends with a bidding war for the house of the double amputee veteran Ken Talley. This is the surname of the author of the play Fifth of July. The first scene of a play by an author with this surname ends after the children Reuben and Zonia leave to look at some pigeons in a nearby coop. A play by an author with this surname follows Herald Loomis, a man trying to find his wife. In a play by an author with this surname, a man often changes details to the story of him wrestling with Death for “three days and three nights” (10[1]-5[1])according to his wife Rose. A play by an author with this surname ends with Gabriel opening the “gates of Heaven” with his trumpet during Troy Maxson’s funeral. For 10 points, give this surname of the author of Joe Turner’s Come and Gone and Fences. ■END■ (10[2])