Rangpur posted:

The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber is about a man whose wife murders him on a hunting safari because he developed the spine to stand-up to the modern (1936) American woman's harpyish, controlling ways. All it needs to be a Mahouka side-story is for Tatsuya to drop by, rebuild Macomber's head with magic and scold his wife on a woman's proper place.

...Hemingway, also wrote For Whom The Bell Tolls come to think of it. Did he have anything to say about wizards?