Agatha Christie
Dylan Thomas
James Joyce
Thomas Stearns Eliot
Katherine Mansfield
1000
Agatha Christie was a famous writer of this genre.
Detective fiction
1000
This book of childhood memories by Dylan Thomas was published in 1954.
"Quite Early one morning"
1000
The 1907 collection of lyrical poems written by Joyce.
"Chamber Music"
1000
This was Eliot’s first published poetry collection in 1917.
"Prufrock and other observations"
1000
The illness that forced her to move from place to place for health reasons.
Tuberculosis
2000
This Belgian detective created by Christie is considered one of the most famous in fiction.
Hercule Poirot
2000
This collection of poems published in 1946 shows a simpler and more direct style.
"Deaths and Entrances"
2000
The collection of short stories portraying moral life in Dublin.
"Dubliners"
2000
This poem made Eliot famous in 1922.
"The waste land"
2000
The Russian writer she is often compared to in style.
3000
This character is an elderly lady detective who uses observation and logic to solve crimes.
3000
This radio play and verse drama about a Welsh town was published after Thomas’s death.
"Under the Milk"
3000
The literary technique used by Joyce to show the flow of thoughts.
Stream of consciousness
3000
This award was given to T. S. Eliot for his contribution to literature.
Nobel Prize 
3000
The instrument she studied before turning fully to writing.
Cello 
4000
This novel brought Christie general recognition and was her sixth published work.
"The Murder of Roger Ackroyd"
4000
Dylan Thomas worked for this organization as a documentary film editor and radio broadcaster during World War II.
BBC
4000
The Homeric epic that structurally influenced Ulysses.
"The Odyssey
4000
Eliot’s poetry is known for using these indirect references to mythology and literature.
Allusions(a brief, indirect reference to a person, place, thing, or idea of historical, cultural, literary, or political significance)
4000
The name of her 1921 published short story collection.
"Bliss and other stories"
5000
Agatha Christie also wrote romantic novels under this pen name.
Mary Westmacott
5000
This collection of poems by Dylan Thomas, published in 1936, is considered difficult by literary critics.
"Twenty-Five poems"
5000
The final novel Joyce worked on, published in 1939.
"Finnegans wake"
5000
Eliot’s last major poem is this deeply religious work made of four parts.
"Four Quartets"
5000
The character in “A Cup of Tea” who attempts charitable help in a superficial way.
Rosemary Fell