Which choice best describes the overall structure of the text?

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Though John Crowley, author of Endless Things, is not as well known as the most widely read American writers of the past fifty years, his work has had several influential champions, including the poet James Merrill and the literary critic Harold Bloom. In his afterword to Crowley's book Little, Big, Bloom argues that the novel adroitly blends what playwright Friedrich Schiller termed the naive and sentimental modes while Schiller thought works could be classified as either naive (seeking to describe reality) or sentimental (seeking to develop ideas), Little, Big fuses both modes of writing.

It accounts for a writer's lack of popular appeal, cites a literary figure who appreciates that writer, and summarizes the qualities that make the writer's work unique.

It describes a writer's successful career, presents two literary figures who were supporters of that writer's career, and explains why the writer was able to achieve what he did.

It mentions a writer whose work is not widely known, presents two people who hold a positive opinion of that writer, and gives a reason why one of those people holds that opinion.

It identifies a writer whose work is regarded as difficult to read, brings up two admirers of that writer's work, and gives information that may make the writer's work more accessible to new readers.