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Who published the autobiography ‘Who Does She Think She Is?’ in 2000?

Who created the fictional private eye Philip Marlowe?

Which of these women is a main character in Thackeray’s’Vanity Fair’?

What was the surname of the American author whose first names were Edgar Allan?

In Greek mythology, who killed the Minotaur?

Who based his philosophy on the maxim ‘Cogito ergo sum’ - I think therefore I am?

Ernst Stavro Blofeld is the arch-enemy of which fictional character?

Which Ancient Greek is associated with shouting ‘Eureka’?

Who wrote ‘The Catcher in the Rye’

Which Shakespeare character speaks the line: ‘Friends, Romans, countrymen...’?

The Artful Dodger appears in which Dickens novel?

Which two words did Rudyard Kipling use to describe the stories in his book?

Which of these Kings is not the title character of a Shakespeare play?

What was the surname of the English author whose first two names were David Herbert?

Who wrote the novel Dracula?

Who wrote the play ‘Private Lives’?

Which of these authors has the initials P D?

‘Il met by moonlight, proud Titania’ is a line from which Shakespeare play?

Where did the ‘merry wives’ reside, according to the title of the Shakespeare play?

In the famous novel, what was ‘Moby Dick’?

What is the meaning of the word ‘eureka’?

What did Edward Lear describe as ‘runcible’ in his poem Then Owl and the Pussycat’?

In which room were victims punished with their ultimate fear in Orwell’s ‘Nineteen Eighty-four’?

In Greek mythology, Morpheus was the god of what?

In the novels by Helen Fielding, what is Bridget Jones’ favourite drink?

Who wrote The Snowman?

Who wrote the Worst Witch series for children?

Who wrote the novel ‘Congo’ which became a feature film in 1995?

Which of the following is not a Bronte sister?

What was the name of Cyrano Bergerac’s love in the classic play by Rostand?