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Literary Facts II
Question | Answer |
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Hester Prynne and Pearl are in this novel | The Scarlette Letter |
Nicknamed “Papa,” he committed suicide in Idaho | Ernest Hemingway |
Hemingway’s novel of the Spanish Civil War | For Whom the Bell Tolls |
Hemingway novel of the lost generation | The Sun Also Rises |
Hemingway’s novel of Bullfighting | Death in the Afternoon |
Hemingway’s novel of WW I in Italy | A Farewell to Arms |
Character in The Old Man and the Sea | Santiago |
Sauk Center, Minnesota author | Sinclair Lewis |
Town in Our Town | Grover’s Corners |
Sinclair Lewis’ Vermont doctor | Arrowsmith |
Sinclair Lewis’ real estate agent | Babbitt |
Sinclair Lewis’ novel of European travels | Dodsworth |
Monterey, CA author | John Stienbeck |
Stienbeck story of friends in Monterey after WWI | Tortilla Flat |
Stienbeck popular short story | The Red Pony |
Joad family appears in this novel | The Grapes of Wrath |
Steinbeck’s fish factory tale | Cannery Row |
Steinbeck’s poodle tale | Travels With Charlie |
Adam Trask appears in this novel | East of Eden |
Russian-American author born in St. Petersburg | Ayn Rand |
Dagney Taggart is a character in this novel | Atlas Shrugged |
Howard Roark is a character in this novel | The Fountainhead |
Deer Park author | Norman Mailer |
Norman Mailer novel set in WW II | The Naked and the Dead |
The Executioner’s Song was about him | Gary Gilmore |
After the Fall was about her | Marilyn Monroe |
Taos, New Mexico author | D.H. Lawrence |
Paul Morel is a character in this D.H. Lawrence novel | Sons and Lovers |
D.H. Lawrence highly-censored novel of 1928 | Lady Chatterly’s Lover |
London author of A Room with a View | E.M. Forester |
E.M. Forster’s country home | Howard’s End |
E. M. Forester novel of India independence movement | A Passage to India |
Lifelong friend of Gertrude Stein | Alice B. Toklas |
Mansion in Rebecca | Manderly |
Mr. Rochester appears in this novel | Jane Eyre |
Mansion in Jane Eyre | Thornfield Hall |
Heathcliff is a character in this novel | Wuthering Heights |
The Little House on the Prairie family | Ingalls |
Novel in which “Scout” Finch appeared | To Kill a Mockingbird |
Novel in which Willie Stark appeared | All the King’s Men |
Novel in which Billie Pilgrim appeared | Slaughterhouse Five |
Novel in which Howard Roark appeared | Atlas Shrugged |
Ed McBain’s precinct | 87th Precinct |
Salesman in Death of a Salesman | Willy Loman |
Poe’s Rue Morgue and Purloined Letter detective | C. August Dupain |
Jeeves’ creator | P. G. Wodehouse |
Nero Wolfe creator | Rex Stout |
Father Brown creator | G. K. Chesterton |
Lord Peter Wimsey creator | Dorothy Sayer |
Nick and Nora Charles creator | Dashiell Hammett |
Kay Scarpetta creator | Patricia Cornwell |
Kinsey Millhone creator | Sue Grafton |
V.I. Warshawski creator | Sara Paretsky |
Doctor Fu Manchu creator | Sax Rohmer |
Mr. Moto creator | John Marquand |
Charlie Chan creator | Earl Derr Biggers |
Perry Mason creator | Erle Stanley Gardner |
Nathan Zuckerman creator | Phillip Roth |
Mike Hammer’s creator | Mickey Spillane |
Philip Marlowe’s creator | Raymond Chandler |
Sam Spade creator | Dashiell Hammett |
Travis McGee creator | John MacDonald |
Jim Chee (Navajo policeman) creator | Tony Hillerman |
Adam Daglish creator | P. D. James |
Harry Lime creator | Dashiell Hammett |
Alex Cross creator | James Patterson |
“The Working author” | Studs Terkel |
“Lincoln biographer” | Carl Sandburg |
“The Queen of Suspense” | Mary Higgins Clark |
Pygmalion professor | Henry Higgins |
Lady in Portrait of a Lady | Isabel Archer |
Lord Jim and Heart of Darkness narrator | Marlow |
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s namesake | Francis Scott Key |
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s wife | Zelda |
Main character in The Natural | Roy Hobbs |
Roy Hobbs’ bat | ‘Wonderboy’ |
Hero of Catcher in the Rye | Holden Caulfield |
Winnie the Pooh’s human friend | Christopher Robin |
Pig in Charlotte’s Web | Wilbur |
The “lady” in A Streetcar Named Desire | Blanche Dubois |
Leading man in A Streetcar Named Desire | Stanley Kowalski |
French-born American diarist | Anias Nin |
King of the Techno-thriller | Tom Clancy |
Tom Clancy’s government agent | Jack Ryan |
Writer and LA policeman for 14 years | Joseph Wambaugh |
Castle Rock or Maine author | Stephen King |
French short story writer | Guy de Maupassant |
Winner of the first U.S. Nobel Prize for Literature | Eugene O’Neill |
2001: A Space Odyssey computer | HAL-9000 |