Which famous American author served as a brand ambassador for Parker Pens in the 1930s, claiming in advertisements that the pen was so reliable he used it to sign 500 autographs in a single session?

The relationship between literature and commercial brands has a fascinating history. Authors have sometimes served as brand ambassadors, lending their cultural cachet to promote products. This practice dates back further than many realize and has evolved significantly over time. Test your knowledge about how literary figures have intersected with the world of advertising and brand promotion throughout history.

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Ernest Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
William Faulkner
John Steinbeck