Closed Botticelli round 6

[Chase]

Were you a poet?

 

[Joe Kerr]

Were you a poet?

I am a writer, yes, and I may have done the odd limerick or humorous verse; but poems were not what I was most well-known for.

 

[Chase]

Were you most famous for non-fiction?

 

[Joe Kerr]

Were you most famous for non-fiction?

Quite the opposite actually,
I was famous for fiction.

 

[Victorique]

·Did you pen a play
·Did you live north of the equator and east of the prime meridian?

 

[Joe Kerr]

·Did you pen a play
·Did you live north of the equator and east of the prime meridian?

1. I have written a play before but it is not a well-known work. It also wasn't published till well after my unfortunate demise.

2. I lived north of the equator but WEST of the prime meridian

 

[Victorique]

*Well* after your unfortunate demise or just a few years?

 

[Joe Kerr]

*Well* after your unfortunate demise or just a few years?

WELL after my unfortunate demise.

 

[Victorique]

·L is not part of the name one is known by, thus the writer wrote under a pseudonym/heteronym/etc.
·Writer of humor, *some* verse, one posthumous play published well after his demise, and known for fiction
·Born before 1900 and dead as a doorknob.
·Lived north of the equatorial line, west of the prime meridian
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·You weren't an artist, but were you known for your sketches?

 

[Everly]

Was the L from your first name?

 

[Joe Kerr]

·You weren't an artist, but were you known for your sketches?

Was the L from your first name?

1. If by 'sketches' you mean drawings, nope.

2. Actually L is from my middle name.

 

[Everly]

Were you Samuel Clemens?