Patrick Bowles (1905-1979) was an American novelist and screenwriter. His most famous work is "The Sheltering Sky," a novel set in North Africa that explores themes of colonialism, identity, and the breakdown of social order.
While "The Sheltering Sky" is his most well-known work, he also wrote other books like:
* "The Spider's House" (1951)
* "Let's Go To The Movies" (1953)
* "The Limbo Man" (1957)
* "A Family Affair" (1961)
Patrick Bowles's work is often characterized by its vivid descriptions, psychological depth, and exploration of human relationships.