American Literature
The American playwright who authored The Glass Menagerie and A Streetcar Named Desire?
Tennessee Williams
The British feminist author of Orlando and To the Lighthouse.
Virginia Woolf
The publishing group most well known for the classics
The Penguin Group
The American poet who wrote “Mending Wall” and “The Road Not Taken.”
Robert Lee Frost
What sort of place is the opposite of The Maze Runner and The Hunger Games and is an ideal society?
Utopias
The short story that has a murderer being haunted by the eye of his victim
The Tell-Tale Heart
The forever watching figure in George Orwell's 1984
Big Brother
name this Greek god of wine/madness
Dionysus (Bacchus is also acceptable)
Name this poem by Edgar Allan Poe about a title black bird
The Raven
In John Milton’s Paradise Lost, who are cast from Eden?
Adam and Eve
The author who had beef with Teddy Roosevelt
Jack London (To Build a Fire, Call of The Wild)
The English playwright is often referred to as “the Bard”?
William Shakespeare
The name of the author of "The Tortoise and the Hare"
Aesop
Name this first section of Dante’s Divine Comedy, which is about a journey through hell.
Inferno
The mystery author who actually went missing
Agatha Christie
The novelist who married Zelda, the author of Save Me the Waltz, then analogized her descent into insanity in his own novel Tender is the Night.
Francis Scott Fitzgerald
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” opens the novel
A Tale of Two Cities
The protagonist of this play commits murder by a poisoned dress and coronet, after, she then escapes Corinth in Hyperion’s dragon-drawn chariot with her two dead children
Medea
The oldest surviving Epic Poem
The Epic of Gilgamesh
What is the last name of two writers who are the source of "The Fisherman and His Wife,"
Grimm
The name of the antagonist of The Blood Meridian
Judge Holden
“The Final Problem” introduces what nemesis of Sherlock Holmes?
Professor James Moriarty
Name this Ancient Greek city which titles a Sophocles trilogy that includes Oedipus Rex.
Thebes
“Thanatopsis” is known as a “meditation” on what phenomenon, which Emily Dickinson “could not stop for”?
death (or dying)
The guy who declined the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1964
Jean-Paul Sartre