Which famous American author served as a brand ambassador for Corona typewriters in the 1960s, claiming the machine was so reliable he 'only had to replace the ribbon'?

Throughout literary history, renowned authors have occasionally served as brand ambassadors, lending their cultural capital to commercial products. These partnerships between literature and commerce have created fascinating marketing narratives that blur the lines between art and advertising. This poll tests your knowledge about notable author-brand relationships that have influenced consumer culture and literary reputation.

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Ernest Hemingway
John Steinbeck
F. Scott Fitzgerald
William Faulkner