A set of “lost stories” by this author comprise the collection I’d Die For You. An essay by this author which states that it is always 3:00 AM “in a real dark night of the soul” begins, “Of course all life is a process of breaking down.” This author’s romance with the heiress Ginevra King inspired (10[1])a short story about the caddy Dexter Green pursuing Judy Jones. (10[1])A summer that this author of The Crack-Up spent in Montana (10[1])may have influenced the setting of a work in which John Unger is almost killed after (10[1])learning about a mountain owned by Percy Washington’s family. This author of “Winter Dreams” wrote a novel about Dick and Nicole Driver, whose marriage is modeled on this author’s own relationship with his wife Zelda (10[2])Sayre. (10[2])For 10 points, name this author of The Diamond as Big as the Ritz and Tender Is the Night. ■END■