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Question	Answer
Poet’s Corner	Southern end of South transept of Westminster Abbey
On First Looking Into Chapman’s Homer	Keats
Chichikov	main character in Gogol’s Dead Souls
Jacob’s Room	Virginia Woolf
Awkward Age	Henry James
Philippics	Demosthenes
Maurice	autobiographical novel by E. M. Forster
Haunting of Hill House, We Have Always Lived in the Castle	Shirley Jackson
Mahabharata	written by the sage Vyasa in Sanskrit; contains the Bhagavad-Gita
Transcendentalism	founded by George Ripley
Letter from Jamaica, The Manifesto of Cartagena	Simon Bolivar
Hawthorne	Melville dedicated Moby Dick to him
The Woman in White and The Moonstone	Wilkie Collins
Aeschylus	fought at Salamis
Vanity Fair	Amelia Sedley and Becky Sharp are characters
Lawrence Seldon and Lily Bart	characters in The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
The Black Cauldron	Lloyd Alexander
Fitzwilliam Darcy, Elizabeth Bennett, and Wickham	characters in Pride and Prejudice
The Ring and the Book	Robert Browning
Minerva Jones, Traynor, Emily Sparks	speakers in Spoon River Anthology by Masters
Jeeter Lester, Dude, Ada, and Ellie May	characters in Tobacco Road by Caldwell
Pocock brothers	are The Ambassadors by Henry James
Roberta Alden and Clyde Griffiths	main characters in An American Tragedy by Dreiser
Kalevala	national epic of Finland tells of 3 semi-divine brothers
The Shortest Way with Dissenters and Colonel Jack	Daniel Defoe
Silas	is the name of the “Hired Man” in Frost’s The Death of the Hired Man
Judge Brack	character in Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler
Florizel, Leontes, and Perdita	characters in Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale
Arrabella Don	character in Hardy’s Jude the Obscure
Barry, Ann Rutledge, Ninian Edwards	characters in Sherwood’s Abe Lincoln in Illinois
Dr. Pangloss	sold into slavery in Constantinople, hanged in Lisbon, etc. in Candide
All God’s Children Need Traveling Shoes	Maya Angelou
The World as Will and Idea	Schopenhauer’s masterpiece
Horatio Hornblower	captain of HMS Lydia; created by C.S. Forester
The Africa Queen	written by Forester, adapted by Agee into a film starring H. Bogart
William Armstrong	wrote Sounder about a dog
Remains of the Day	Kazuo Ishiguro
Dr. Krokowski, Hoffrat, Director Adriana Mylendonk, and Peeperkorn	characters in The Magic Mountain
Beranger	main character in the Rhinoceros by Ionesco
Scenes of Clerical Life	Eliot, George
Claggart	hates Billy Budd
Macon Dead	character in Morrison’s Song of Solomon
Emperor of Ice Cream	Wallace Stevens
The White Company	Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Quip and Little Nell	characters in the Old Curiosity Shop by Dickens
Valentine, Christopher Newman, and Noemi	The American by Henry James
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson	Lewis Carroll’s real name
Count Vronsky	the lover of Anna Karenina by Tolstoy
Oscar Wilde	wrote Lady Windermere’s Fan
Alex Hailey	created the character Kunta Kinte in his novel Roots
Eudora Welty	wrote Delta Wedding and Why I Live at the P.O.
Hemingway	wrote The Snows of Kilimanjaro
Pamela Travers	wrote Mary Poppins
Byron	wrote She Walks in Beauty
Thomas Harris	wrote Black Sunday and Silence of the Lambs
Edgar Rice Burroughs	created the character Tarzan
Mickey Spillane	created the detective Mike Hammer
Shakespeare	wrote unrhymed iambic pentameter called Blank Verse
Hawthorne’s	first book, Fanshawe, was about his time at Bowdoin College with Franklin Pierce
Petrarch	created the Italian form of the sonnet
Robert Service	wrote The Cremation of Sam McGee
Longfellow	wrote The Cross of Snow
Fannie Flagg	wrote Fried Green Tomatoes
Brunoff	wrote Babar
Sherwood Anderson	wrote Winesburg, Ohio
Kino	main character in The Pearl by Steinbeck
“Frailty thy name is woman”	quote from Hamlet
“All the perfumes of Arabia…”	quote comes from Macbeth
Henry Fleming and Wilson	characters in Crane’s The Red Badge of Courage
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’s	title came from graffiti on a bathroom wall
Tennessee Williams	wrote The Night of the Iguana
Thomas Wolfe	wrote Look Homeward, Angel
Goldsmith	The Deserted Village (poem), The Vicar of Wakefield (novel), She Stoops to Conquer (play)
Margaret Sanger	wrote My Fight for Birth Control
Vanity Fare	title comes from Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress
Philip Roth	wrote Goodbye, Columbus, and Portnoy’s Complaint and Zuckerman Unbound
Dylan Thomas	born in Swansea, Wales
Coleridge	wrote Dejection, an Ode
Percy Shelley	wrote To a Skylark and Ozymandias
Rawlings	wrote The Yearling
Epistolary novel	novel comprised of letters
Solzhenitsyn	wrote Cancer Ward
Pearl Buck	used the pseudonym John Sedges
Chloe Anthony Wofford	real name of Toni Morrison
James Russell Lowell	wrote A Fable for Critics and The Bigelow Papers
Limericks	come from a county in Ireland
Kesselring	wrote Arsenic and Old Lace
London	wrote John Barleycorn
Frank Norris	wrote The Octopus
The Bay Psalm Book	first book printed in the American colonies
J.M. Coetzee	wrote Dusklands and Waiting for the Barbarians
Bierce	wrote Cobwebs from an Empty Skull
Fitzgerald	wrote Bernice Bobs Her Hair
Dostoyevsky	wrote The Gambler
Pastoral work of literature	about life in the country
The Idiot	is really Prince Mishkin by Dostoyevsky
Miles	young boy in The Turn of the Screw by James
Tonka	Japanese poem with 31 syllables with 5 lines
Jurgus Rudkus	main character in The Jungle by Upton Sinclair
Virgil	wrote The Georgics
Frost	won 4 Pulitzers in Poetry, more than anyone else
William James	wrote The Principles of Psychology
David Hume	wrote An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
Shaw	wrote Arms and the Man
Durkheim	wrote On Suicide
Swift	wrote Battle of the Books and A Tale of a Tub
Racine	wrote Phaedre
Corneille	wrote Le Cid
Hans Castorp	main character in The Magic Mountain by Mann
Ida Tarbell	wrote A History of Standard Oil
Christopher Isherwood	wrote the stories that made Cabaret
Faulkner	first novel was Soldier’s Pay
Objectivism	Ayn Rand’s philosophy in novels like The Fountainhead
Juvenal	wrote On Women
Cesare Borgia	the model for Machiavelli’s The Prince
Major Barbara	Shaw play about a woman in the Salvation Army
Hero and Claudio	characters in Much Ado About Nothing
Edna Pontillier	main character in The Awakening by Chopin
Gogol	wrote The Overcoat and Dead Souls
Dr. Pangloss and Cunegonde	characters in Candide by Voltaire
Mahfouz	Egyptian writer who won the Nobel Prize
Isaac Dinesen	used the pen name Baroness Karen Blixen
War and Peace	centered around the Battle of Borodino
Don Quixote	horse was Rosinante
Rousseau	wrote The Social Contract
St. Jerome	wrote the Vulgate version of the Bible
Gorky	wrote The Lower Depths
Hesiod	wrote Theogony and Works and Days
Paul Baumer	main character in All Quiet on the Western Front
Basho	famous Haiku writer from Japan
Jim Casey	preacher in The Grapes of Wrath
Flaubert	wrote A Sentimental Education
Michael Henchard	is The Mayor of Casterbridge by Hardy
Henry James	wrote the Aspern Papers
Eudora Welty	wrote One Writer’s Beginnings
The 4,000,000	written by O. Henry
Humbert Humbert	character in Nabokov’s Lolita
Aristophanes	wrote The Frogs
Milton Friedman	wrote A Monetary History of the US
Camus	wrote The Fall and The Myth of Sisyphus
Thucydides	wrote A History of the Peloponnesian War
Kierkegaard	wrote Sickness Unto Death
Sherlock Holmes	arch-nemesis was Moriarty and both die at Reichenback Falls
Clym Yeobright	main character in The Return of the Native by Hardy
Pinter	wrote The Dumbwaiter, The Birthday Party, and won Nobel in 2005
Tarkington	wrote The Plutocrat
Euclid	wrote The Elements
Stephen Daedalus	main character in Ulysses by Joyce
Nietzsche	wrote Thus Spake Zarathustra
Housman	wrote To An Athlete Dying Young
Cherokee Sal	character in The Luck of Roaring Camp by Bret Harte
Virginia Woolf	wrote Mrs. Dalloway
“The Valley of Ashes”	location in The Great Gatsby
Swift	wrote The Tale of a Tub
Amery Blaine	character in Fitzgerald’s This Side of Paradise
Freud	wrote Civilization and Its Discontents
Charlie Croker	character created by Tom Wolfe
Tom Wolfe	wrote I Am Charlotte Simmons
Hegel	wrote Phenomenology of Spirit and it deals with the concept of “Geist”
Pushkin	wrote The Captive of the Caucasus and Boris Godunov
“The Hearth and the Salamander”	first section of Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Alice Walker	wrote Meridian, Temple of My Familiar, and Go-Go Girl
Mena, Tragoran, and Treplev	characters in The Seagull by Chekhov
Robert Penn Warren	first Poet Laureate of the U.S.
Chinua Achebe	wrote Anthills of the Savannah
Sophocles	wrote about the Seven Against Thebes who were Polynices supporters
Margaret Atwood	wrote The Handmaid’s Tale
Shields	wrote The Stone Diaries
George Bernard Shaw	wrote Mrs. Warren’s Profession
John Kenneth Galbraith	wrote The New Industrial State and The Affluent Society
Garcia-Lorca	killed in Spanish Civil War; wrote Lament for the Death of a Bullfighter & Blood Wedding
Wang Lung	main character in The Good Earth by Pearl Buck
T. S. Eliot	wrote The Wasteland which contains the line “April is the cruelest month”
John Sinjohn	pseudonym of Galsworthy
Invitation to a Beheading	written by Vladimir Nabokov
Algernon Moncrief and Jack Worthing	characters in The Importance of Being Earnest by Wilde
Toni Morrison	born in 1931 in Lorraine, Ohio
The Lady or the Tiger	written by Frank Stockton
Edna Ferber	won the 1925 Pulitzer Prize for So Big
Larry McMurtry	won the 1986 Pulitzer Prize for Lonesome Dove
Buddenbrooks	written by Thomas Mann
Player Piano	written by Kurt Vonnegut
A Worn Path	written by Eudora Welty
Baldwin	was a preacher in Harlem before he became a writer
Lincoln Steffens	wrote The Shame of the Cities
Philip Carey	main character in Of Human Bondage by Maugham
Being and Nothingness	written by Sartre
Billy Buck	main character in The Red Pony by Steinbeck
Juvenal and Horace	wrote satires
Maxim Gorky	the Lower Depths
Tom Wolfe	lived from 1900
Leopold Bloom	main character in Ulysses by James Joyce
Yoknapatawpha County	founded in part by the Sutpen family
Okonkwo	main character in Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
Hawthorne	wrote Twice Told Tales, called such since they had been published elsewhere before
Agatha Christie	wrote Mousetrap, a play where the audience determines the action
Waverly	setting for the novel Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
Hrothgar	king that calls on Beowulf to kill the monster Grendel
Hansberry	wrote the Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window
Typee	first novel by Melville
Goethe	discovered the Intermaxillary bone
Mr. Sauerberry and Mr. Brumble	characters in Oliver Twist by Dickens
Xenobia	wife of Ethan Frome by Wharton
Chronicle of a Death Foretold and Love in the Time of Cholera	Garcia-Marquez
Shamela and Joseph Andrews	H. Fielding
Holly Golightly	main character in Breakfast at Tiffany’s by Capote
A Christmas Memory	Capote
731	Bede publishes An Ecclesiastical History of the English Speaking Peoples
Kris Kristopherson	father of Anna Christie by O’Neill
Catherine Moreland	character in Northanger Abbey, a gothic novel by Jane Austen
Son of Polonius and brother of Ophelia in “Hamlet”	Laertes
The Good Soldier	Ford Maddox Ford
Birth of Tragedy	Nietzsche
Le Morte D’Arthur	Arthurian legend by Thomas Mallory
Author of Lucky Jim	Kingsley Amis
Anthills of the Savannah	Chinua Achebe
“Snowbound,” and “Barbara Frietchie”	Whittier
“Ace in the Hole” and “A & P”	Updike
Point Counterpoint and Eyeless in Gaza	Huxley
Vargas Llorsa	Peruvian author who ran for president in 1990
“Hyperion”	Longfellow
Madame Bovary’s lover	is named Rudolf
Hubbard family	main characters in The Little Foxes by Hellman
“In Memoriam, A. H. H.”	poem by Tennyson about his dead friend Arthur Henry Hallam
“The Hollow Men”	T.S. Eliot
Essay on Population	Malthus
Scottish knight in a famous ballad who dies “fifty fathoms deep”	Sir Patrick Spens
The Charterhouse of Parma and The Red and the Black	Stendhal (aka Marie-Henri Beyle)
Sartre work including character Antoine Roquentin	Nausea
Hunger	work by Knut Hamsun
Nabokov work with character Hermann	Despair
Orlando	V. Woolf
Austen novel with Isabella Thorpe, Henry Tillney, Catherine Moreland	Northanger Abbey
Look Lake, Welcome to Hard Times, The Book of Daniel, and Ragtime	E.L. Doctorow
3 young ruffians try to kill Death in this “Canterbury Tale”	“Pardoner Tale”
“The Congo”	Vachel Lindsay poem
Characters include Count Teck de Brancovis and Kurt Mueller	Watch on the Rhine by Hellman
Tennyson poem about King Arthur	“Idylls of the King”
Characters include Mrs. Costello, Mr. Giovanelli, Winterbourne	Daisy Miller by H. James
12th century work by P. Abelard	Sic et Non (or Yes and No)
Dr. Primrose	is the Vicar of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith
Simon Legree	bad guy in Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Stowe
Cat and Mouse, Dog Years, and The Tin Drum	make up the Danzig Trilogy by Grass
Alice Adams	Tarkington
Being and Nothingness	Sartre
Boston	Upton Sinclair
More Stately Mansions	O’Neill
Inside the Whale and Shooting an Elephant	Orwell
The Primitive Mind of Man	Boas
Before Adam	London
Passions of the Soul	Descartes treatise
The Sea of Fertility	Yukeo
“The Lady doth protest too much”	Hamlet
“Othello”	we know nothing about it
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream”	we know nothing about it
“All art is quite useless”	Wilde
The Temptation of Christ	Kempis
The Consolation of Philosophy	Boethius
Thyrsis and The Scholar Gypsy	Arnold
Equus	Shaffer
“The Rights of Man”	Thomas Paine
Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners	Bunyan’s autobiography
“The Wild Swans at Coole”	Yeats
Pushcart War	Merrill
“Battle of the Sand Belt”	in A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court by Twain
Dangling Man	Bellow
How Stella Got Her Groove Back and Waiting to Exhale	Terry McMillan
Stilwell and the American Experience in China and The Guns of August	Barbara Tuchman
Despair	Nabokov’s first novel
Lambert Strether & Widow Newsome	The Ambassadors by Henry James
1764	The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Edward Gibbon
Carter	man who lives on Mars created by Edgar Rice Burroughs
2 Years Before the Mast	Richard Henry Dana
Four and a Half Years of Struggle Against Lies, Stupidity and Cowardice	Hitler’s title for Mein Kampf
Dusklands	J. M. Coetzee
The Hunting of the Snark	Bellman is the narrator
“Passionate Shepherd to his Love”	Marlowe; Raleigh “Nymph’s Reply to the Shepherd”
Letters from the Black Sea	Ovid
Desiderata	Max Hermann
Levin	suffers a loss of faith in Anna Kerinina
Ada Lovelace	Lord Byron’s daughter who wrote programming language for polynomials
Griffin	is the name of The Invisible Man created by Wells
Earth-Sea	fictional locale created by Ursula K. LeGuin in a sci-fi series
The Virginians	Thackeray
Blackberry Winter	Margaret Meade
Ann Singleton	Ruth Benedict’s pen name for her poetry
Czech Authors	1) Milan Kundera
3) Havel, Vaclav	author turned head of state
Barchester Towers	Trollope, Anthony
America: A Prophecy	Blake, William
Hanno	musician in Buddenbrooks by Mann
Kristine Lind and Krogstad	characters in A Doll’s House
Enrico IV	Pirandello
Mr. Palomar	Calvino
Raphael Hythloday	narrator of Utopia by More
Sea of Fertility	Mishima
Idiots First	Malamud
Mules and Men	Hurston, Zora Neale
Gabriel Tolliver	Harris, Joel Chandler (he wrote for Atlanta Constitution)
Concept of the Guardian Spirit in North America	Benedict, Ruth
Salammbo	Flaubert
Ellsberg	Pentagon Papers
The Town Crier	Bierce
The Matchmaker	Wilder
Player Piano	Vonnegut
Astronomia Nouva	Kepler
The Third Life of Grange Copeland	Walker, Alice
Ouse River	river that Virginia Woolf drowned herself in
Beyond the Pleasure Principle	Freud
Lula Smith	Carson McCullers’ real name (born in Columbus, GA)
Malamud	The Natural
“A Diamond as Big as the Ritz”	F. Scott Fitzgerald
Poor Folk	Dostoevsky
The Moon and Sixpence	Maugham
The Agony and the Ecstasy	Stern (about Michelangelo and the Sistine Chapel)
The Cider House Rules	John Irving
Plain Tales from the Hills	Rudyard Kipling
“After the Fall”	Miller
Washington Square	Henry James
Barrack Room Ballads	Rudyard Kipling
The Dynasts	Hardy (about Napoleon)
Saphira and the Slave Girl	Cather
“Santa Claus: A Morality,” “Is Five,” and “Tulips and Chimneys”	Cummings
“House of Bernarda Alba”	Garcia Lorca
Miles Glorioso	Plautus
Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon	Fielding
“The Man Without a Country” is Philip Nolan	Hale
Mason & Dixon	Pynchon
“Maud”	Tennyson
Economic Consequences of the Peace	Keynes
Argonauts of the Western Pacific	Malinowski
“Everyday Use”	Alice Walker
Beneath the Wheel	Hesse
“Funeral Blues”	W. H. Auden
RUR	“Rossum’s Universal Robots” by Karel Capek
Clement C. Moore	A Visit from St. Nicholas (aka “Twas the night before Christmas”)
“The Dial”	Transcendentalist newspaper edited by Margaret Fuller
Desperate Remedies	Hardy
Playboy of the Western World	Synge
“Christabel”	Coleridge
Fern Hill	Dylan Thomas
“Second Coming”	Yeats
“A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing”	said by Pope
“East is East & West is West”	Kipling
Caine Mutiny	Wouk
Deliverance	Dickey
Breakfast at Tiffany’s	Capote
Claude Frollo	character in Hunchback of Notre Dame (by Hugo)
Julian Sorrel	character in Stendhal’s The Red and the Black
Barnaby Rudge	Dickens
“Yellow Wallpaper”	Gilman
“The Minister’s Black Veil”	Hawthorne
“My Kinsman, Major Molineux”	Hawthorne
“Joe Turner’s Come and Gone”	Wilson, August
Jacob’s Rooms	Woolf, Virginia
“Call me, Jonah”	1st line of Cat’s Cradle
“The Valley of Ashes”	location in The Great Gatsby
“Tale of A Tub”	Swift’s 1st major work
Amory Blaine	main character in Fitzgerald’s This Side of Paradise
“Captive of the Caucasus”	Pushkin
Gogo Girl; Meridian; Temple of My Familiar	Alice Walker
Chronicle of A Death Foretold	Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Longfellow	“Hyperion”
Either/Or	Kierkegaard
The Natural	Malamud
Preacher/con-man	Elmer Gantry by Lewis, Sinclair
“When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom’d”	Whitman
“If music be the food of love, play on”	from “Twelfth Night”
Point Counterpoint and Eyeless in Gaza	Aldous Huxley
Becky Thatcher & Injun Joe	characters in Tom Sawyer
Fern Hill and Under Milkwood	D. Thomas
“A & P”	Updike
Charles Lyell	Principles of Geology
Arrabella Don & Mr. Fawley	Jude the Obscure
Winter Trees & Ariel	Plath
“Cobwebs in an Empty Skull”	Bierce
“The Hollow Men”	T. S. Eliot
Dick Diver	character in Fitzgerald’s Tender is the Night
“Curious George”	Margaret Ray
Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque	Poe
A Sentimental Education	Flaubert
Man in the Iron Mask	Dumas
Portnoy’s Complaint	Roth
Caliban and Ariel	characters in Shakespeare’s The Tempest
The Birds	set in Cloud-Cuckoo-Land by Aristophanes
Agee	did screenplay for “The African Queen”
“A Confession”	Tolstoy
Wonders of the Invisible World	Cotton Mather
The Angelic Avengers and 7 Gothic Tales	Dinesen
Fences	August Wilson
Blackberry Winter	M. Meade, student of Ruth Benedict (a great anthropologist)
Juneteenth	Ellison’s 2nd novel
Sophia Western	character in Fielding’s Tom Jones
The Professor and Vilette	Charlotte Bronte
Out of Africa	Isaak Denison (pen name of Baroness Karen Blixen)
The Little Hero & The Idiot	Dostoyevsky (almost executed before being exiled to Siberia)
Proust	Remembrance of Things Past (Swan is main character)
Sauk Center, Minnesota	birthplace of Sinclair Lewis
The Prophet	Gibran
Christian and Rosalind	characters in Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac
A Man of the People & Arrow of God	Achebe
“The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County”	Twain
Founder of “The Inklings”	Tolkien
“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”	Albee (Nick, Honey, George, and Martha)
Mahfouz	Cairo Trilogy
Michael Henchard	is the Mayor of Casterbridge by Hardy
Mary Westmacott	pen name of Agatha Christie
Steward of “Twelfth Night”	Malvolio
Natasha Rostova	heroine of War & Peace
Count Vronsky	character in War & Peace
Lillian Hellman + Dashiell Hammett = lovers
“Marriage of Heaven and Hell”	Blake
Dean Moriarty & Sal Paradise	characters in On the Road
Capt. Smollett	character in Stevenson’s Treasure Island
Robert Penn Warren	the first Poet Laureate of the US
“London, 1802”	Wordsworth “Milton” (good use of apostrophe)
Sophocles	Seven Against Thebes
Handmaid’s Tale	Atwood
Shields	Stone Diaries
“Mrs. Warren’s Profession”	Shaw
Lament for the Death of a Bullfighter and Blood Wedding	Garcia Lorca
1906	The Jungle by Upton Sinclair
Edmond Dantes	main character in The Count of Monte Cristo
“A Dome of Many-Colored Glass,” & “Sword Blades and Poppy Seeds”	Amy Lowell
Satanic Verses & Midnight’s Children	Salman Rushdie
Hemingway	born in 1899 in Oak Park, IL; died in Ketchum, Idaho in 1961
Herzog & Humboldt’s Gift	Bellow
Abel Magwitch & Pip	characters in Dickens’ Great Expectations
Dubliners has “The Dead” in it	by James Joyce
Triumph of the Egg	Sherwood Anderson
“When We Dead Awaken”	Ibsen
One of Ours	Cather
Mr. Gradgrind	Hard Times by Dickens
Ancient Evenings	Norman Mailer
Ned Land and Pierre Aronnax	characters in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
“Homage to Miss Bradstreet”	Berryman
Leaf Storm	Garcia Marquez
“Paris Spleen”	Baudelaire
“Musee des Beaux Arts”	W.H. Auden
Reverend Brown and Bertram Cates	characters in Robert Lee’s “Inherit the Wind”
Fabrizio del Dongo	character in The Charterhouse of Parma by Stendhal
Book of Twilights	Neruda
Places in Pilgrim’s Progress	City of Destruction, Slough of Despond, Mount Sinai,
Wicket Gate, The Land of Beulah, Doubting Castle, House Beautiful, Valley of
Humiliation, Valley of the Shadow of Death
Tilbury Town	setting created by E. A. Robinson
“Afrika”	Petrarch
“Out, Out”	Frost
Bayou Folk	Kate Chopin
The Art of Loving	Erich Fromm
Faust loves Helen of Troy in Part II of Goethe’s Faust
La Galatea	Cervantes
The Voyage Out	Virginia Woolf
Jane Eyre	set at Thornfield Hall, written by Charlotte Bronte
1928	1937 “Work In Progress”
“A Dialogue Concerning Heresies”	T. More
Anticlimactus	pseudonym used by Soren Kierkegaard
Hiawatha	is a Mohawk Indian
The Commitments	Doyle
The Master and Margarita	Mikhail Bulgakov
On the Jewish Question	Karl Marx
Mother Earth	anarchist magazine published by Emma Goldman
The Moor’s Last Sigh	S. Rushdie
The Joke	Milan Kundera