Not-As-Famous
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Most known for his ghost story and dark orphan tomes, he also wrote novellas including The Chimes and The Battle of LIie
Corned beef, swiss cheese, sauerkraut and Russian dressing
Reuben
This man is often called the father of modern political philosophy, and is perhaps most famous for recommending cutthroat ruling for the good of everyone.
Macchiavelli
Espresso + St. Joseph
Carpenter (Sabrina + Father of Jesus)
About 100 miles north west of the city of brotherly love is this city, with a big green lady and towers all around
He is best known for a sweeping novel of revenge, but also wrote The Black Tulip and The Mohicans of Paris
Alexandre Dumas
Sliced poultry, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and mayo
Club
She was accused of being apologist for Adolf Eichmann during his trial, due to her attempt to describe how ordinary people fall into evil through mundane habit and average
Hannah Arendt
Ella + the FBI
This city, about 50 miles northwest of Birmingham, is a UNESCO “City of Literature” due to a famous outlaw’s tales in and around the city
Nottingham
Perhaps most famous for his novel about a “whiskey priest” this prolific novelist and MI6 recruit wrote The Ministry of Fear, and A Burnt-Out Case.
Graham Greene
Roast pork, ham, swiss cheese, and pickles
Cuban
He wrote extensive treatises on on rhetoric, philosophy, and politics, and was assassinated by order of Mark Antony due to his support of Octavian over Mark Antony.
Cicero
Drinkable tomatoes + the Rubicon
Caesar (the drink + Julius)
This town, barely 20km from St. Catherines, was occupied by Americans for a few months and is the site of the Battle of Fort George
Niagara-on-the-Lake
He is known for his infamous novel, which is titled a girl’s name meaning “sorrows”, but also wrote Pale Fire and Pnin
Vladimir Nabokov
Baked or boiled ham, gruyere, and bechamel sauce
Croque Monsieur
Murdered at Auschwitz-Birkenau, this German philosopher's works are often divided into three periods - early phenomenological, middle comparative, and late Christian
Edith Stein
Evita + Saint with a baby
Madonna (the pop star + Mary, Mother of God)
This musical capital is 137 miles north west of the town where a famous country singer is going down to mess around, and where, when he breezes into that city “people gonna stoop and bow”
This southern gothic novelist’s most famous novel was placed in The Observer’s list of 100 greeted novels, but she wrote many more short stories, like A Stroke of Good Fortune and Judgement Day, than full length novels.
Flannery O'Connor
Pickled carrots and radish, lemongrass pork or other cold cuts, liver or pork pâté, cucumber, cilantro and maggi seasoning sauce
Banh Mi
This 20th century philosopher had an open relationship with a prominent female philosopher, together with whom he defended libertarian marxism and existentialism.
Jean Paul Sartre
Lilliput + the 10 minute version
Swift (Jonathan + Taylor)
This easily mispronounced city on the coast is about 30km north west of the site of a famous film festival.
Nice