Which famous author's endorsement of Parker Pens in the 1930s featured the tagline 'The pen that won't run dry during lectures and exams' and significantly boosted the brand's popularity among students?

Throughout history, authors have lent their names and reputations to products in surprising ways, creating memorable marketing campaigns. These endorsements sometimes reflected their genuine interests, while others were purely commercial arrangements. This poll tests your knowledge of the intersection between literature and product endorsements that shaped both commercial success and cultural memory.

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Ernest Hemingway
Virginia Woolf
Arthur Conan Doyle
F. Scott Fitzgerald