Which acclaimed 20th century author wrote advertising copy for Guinness beer in 1939, famously creating the slogan 'Guinness is good for you' before achieving literary fame?

Throughout the 20th century, several renowned literary figures surprisingly ventured into commercial advertising. Some needed money during lean times, while others saw it as an interesting creative exercise. This poll explores a famous case where a celebrated author's work in advertising became almost as notable as their literary contributions. Test your knowledge of these unexpected crossovers between high literature and consumer marketing!

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Dorothy Parker
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway
Dorothy L. Sayers