Which famous 20th century author's estate sued to prevent the use of his name and likeness on a line of upscale furniture, despite the company claiming the author had verbally approved it before his death?

Throughout literary history, famous authors have occasionally lent their names and reputations to commercial products - some by choice, others posthumously. These endorsements have ranged from luxury goods to everyday items, creating interesting intersections between literature and commerce. Test your knowledge about these unique brand partnerships that have shaped how literary figures are marketed and remembered in popular culture.

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Ernest Hemingway
F. Scott Fitzgerald
William Faulkner
John Steinbeck