Which famous author pioneered personal branding in literature by creating their own line of fountain pens, branded stationery, and even a signature cologne in the early 1900s?

Before social media and modern marketing, famous authors had to find creative ways to monetize their brand beyond just book sales. This poll explores the fascinating history of how literary figures transformed themselves into marketable products and built commercial empires around their personas. Test your knowledge about the innovative retail strategies used by some of literature's most celebrated names!

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Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
Virginia Woolf
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Arthur Conan Doyle