Which famous author opened the Shakespeare and Company bookstore in Paris that became a gathering place for the 'Lost Generation' writers in the 1920s?

The world's most famous authors have often been associated with legendary bookstores that changed the literary landscape. These establishments weren't just retail spaces, but cultural institutions that influenced literature, fostered artistic communities, and shaped the way readers connect with books. This trivia question explores the connection between renowned authors and the famous bookstores they established or were closely associated with. Test your knowledge of these literary retail landmarks!

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Sylvia Beach
Gertrude Stein
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway