A poem in which the first letters of each line spell out a word or phrase

Originally the heroine of this novel was to be called Pansy O'Hara

This Henry Fielding hero one of the handsomest young fellows in the world shares the name of a sex symbol singer

This Sinclair Lewis title became a word for someone narrow-minded who conforms readily to middle class values

Dashiell Hammett dedicated The Thin Man to this fellow writer & longtime love

His Travels were interrupted when he was lashed down in Lilliput

Flappers loved F. Scott Fitzgerald's Flappers and Philosophers published in this decade

A wild mongoose who came into his office & sat on his shoulder inspired Rikki-Tikki-Tavi in The Jungle Book

The 2008 novel What Happened to Anna K. retells this Tolstoy tale in a modern setting

Bless thy simplicity Tess is a line from this 1891 British novel

In the Grimm tale Jorinda and Joringel Jorinda is turned into one of these birds known for singing in the evening

You know this Lewis Carroll classic by a shortened name; its full title includes the word Adventures

Part I of this 1995 Gregory Maguire novel that inspired a musical is called Munchkinlanders

A Separate Peace tells of 2 preppies at the Devon School in this Granite State

The Amber Spyglass is the third book in the trilogy called His Dark these

Miss Ravenel's Conversion From Secession to Loyalty is John De Forest's 1867 novel about this war

In Willa Cather's Shadows on the Rock the Rock is this French-Canadian city

He used his poem The Road Not Taken as the opening poem in his collection Mountain Interval

Her book Taltos: Lives of the Mayfair Witches would be perfect to read during The Witching Hour

This Lake poet's autobiographical poem The Prelude or Growth of A Poet's Mind was published in 1850 after his death

In the 1950s Yehuda Amichai won fame for writing poetry in the modern form of this language

Ellen Glasgow set her novel Barren Ground in the Piedmont area of this her home state

This Belgian had many pen names including Bobette Plick et Plock & (most transparently) Georges Sim

The Beast & the Brute are rival newspapers in Scoop a satirical novel by this author of The Loved One

This Elizabethan courtier never completed his History of the World so it only goes up to the 2nd century B.C.