Which famous author pioneered the use of consistent cover design across their thriller series, creating a distinctive visual brand that publishers now widely emulate?

In today's publishing world, authors are brands just as much as they are writers. Major literary figures often have distinctive visual identities, marketing approaches, and brand positioning that help them stand out in the competitive book market. This trivia tests your knowledge about the branding strategies behind some of the world's most successful literary names. How well do you know the business behind the books?

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James Patterson, whose block-letter name dominates the top third of every cover, making his brand instantly recognizable from across a bookstore
J.K. Rowling, who established a unified design language for all her adult mystery novels under the Robert Galbraith pseudonym
Stephen King, who first introduced the standardized author name font size being larger than the title on all his horror novels
Dan Brown, who created the template of using Renaissance art and symbolic imagery on all his Robert Langdon series covers