What is another word for Thomas Clayton Wolfe?
Pronunciation: [tˈɒməs klˈe͡ɪtən wˈʊlf] (IPA) 
Thomas Clayton Wolfe was an American author frequently referred to as simply "Thomas Wolfe." Synonyms for his name might include "TA Wolfe," "T. Clayton Wolfe," or "Thomas C. Wolfe." Wolfe was born in Asheville, North Carolina and is perhaps best known for his semi-autobiographical novels such as "Look Homeward, Angel" and "Of Time and the River." His writing often featured lengthy, stream-of-consciousness descriptions of settings and characters, and he is considered a major figure in Southern literature. Wolfe also wrote numerous short stories and essays, as well as a play titled "Mannerhouse." He passed away at the young age of 38 due to tuberculosis complications.
