Which famous American author became the first celebrity spokesperson for Parker Pens in the 1920s, writing ads claiming the pen 'would have saved me if I'd had it in my active years'?

The worlds of literature and product marketing have intersected in fascinating ways throughout history. Famous authors have occasionally lent their names and reputations to endorse products, creating memorable advertising campaigns that leverage literary prestige for commercial gain. This poll tests your knowledge of notable author-brand partnerships that made marketing history.

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Mark Twain
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway
William Faulkner