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1. Tess Durbeyfield, Angel Clare, Michael Henchard, Jude Fawley.
Which Victorian English writer gave us these characters?
2. Fang, Nana Mama, Brianna Stone, Lindsay Boxer.
Which bestselling American author created these characters?
3. Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert, Gilbert Blythe, Emily Byrd Starr.
Which Canadian author wrote about these characters in the early twentieth century?
4. Jean Passepartout, Phileas Fogg, Professor Aronnax, Professor Otto Lidenbrock.
Who told us of the wild adventures of these characters?
5. Amy Elliott Dunne, Go Dunne, Amma Crellin, Libby Day, Runner Day.
This American author's novels have been adapted for film and television, and one at least of the adaptations has been very successful. Which of these is her name?
6. Peppermint Patty, Linus and Lucy van Pelt, Woodstock.
This author's creations usually appear in a different format than words on a page.
7. Rick Deckard, Frank Frink, Bob Arctor.
Which American Sci Fi author, probably best known for the film adaptations of his work, gave us these characters?
8. Scout, Jem, Dill, Atticus.
Which Alabama native introduced us to these people?
9. Miles Archer, Joel Cairo, Nora Charles, The Continental Op.
Maybe this American writer wore a trenchcoat and a fedora.
10. Nanny Ogg, Carrot Ironfoundersson, Rincewind, and The Luggage.
Which English fantasist created these characters?
11. Three families of children, in different books: The Bastables; Bobbie, Peter and Phyllis; Anthea, Robert, Cyril and Jane (and the Lamb).
Which energetic Edwardian Englishwoman brought these characters to life?
12. Horton, Thing One and Thing Two, Cindy Lou Who.
Which author has delighted generations of children with these characters?
13. John Dortmunder, Andy Kelp, Parker.
This American author wrote mostly lighthearted caper novels under his own name, and quite the opposite under a pseudonym.
14. Sara Crewe, Miss Minchin, Mary Lennox, and a Little Lord.
Which author's children's books are still beloved by many, more than a century later?
15. The Time Traveller, Griffin, Dr Moreau.
Who created these characters?
16. M, Blofeld, Miss Moneypenny, Caractacus Potts.
Who brought us these characters, more famous probably for their film versions?
17. Veda Pierce, Monty Beragon, Phyllis Nirdlinger, Cora and Nick Papadakis.
What American writer, familiar with the seamy side of life, gave us these characters?
18. Neely O'Hara, Helen Lawson, Jennifer North, Robin Stone.
Which writer of scandalous novels of the 1960s gave us these characters?
19. Chili Palmer, Raylan Givens, Karen Sisco, Ordell Robbie.
What writer who set most of his thrillers in Florida or Detroit created these characters?
20. Dream of the Endless, Shadow Moon, Mr Wednesday, Tristran Thorn.
Which award winning English author who works in several different media gave us these characters?
21. Della Street, Paul Drake, Hamilton Burger.
Which American author wrote more than 80 novels with these characters and a pretty flashy lawyer?
22. Phoebe Caulfield, Franny Glass, Seymour Glass, The Laughing Man.
Which reclusive American writer brought us these characters?
23. Wang Lung, O-Lan, Nung En, Lotus Flower.
Which American author, best known for her novels set in China, created these characters?
24. Odd Thomas, Einstein the dog, Molly and Neil Sloan.
Which modern American thriller author, whose novels often have a supernatural tinge, gave us these characters?
25. Basil Hallward, Algernon Moncrieff, Lady Bracknell, and a happy prince.
Which Irish poet, playwright, short story writer and novelist created these characters whose conversation was almost as sparkling as his own?
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