Which famous author created the original Penguin Books logo design that became one of publishing's most recognizable brand identities?

In the intersection of literature and brand design, few logos are as instantly recognizable as those belonging to major publishing houses. These visual identities have shaped how readers perceive and interact with books as products. One publisher in particular revolutionized the accessibility of quality literature through distinctive branding and innovative distribution. Test your knowledge about this iconic publishing brand that transformed the literary marketplace.

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Edward Young, who was paid just 10 guineas for the design while working as an office junior
Virginia Woolf, who sketched it as a favor to founder Allen Lane
Jan Tschichold, the typography master who later redesigned Penguin's interior layouts
Saul Bass, the acclaimed graphic designer known for his film posters and corporate logos