Which famous author trademarked their name and created a distinctive personal logo that appeared on all their works, essentially turning themselves into one of the first author-brands?

Throughout literary history, some authors have created such distinctive personal brands that their names became powerful marketing tools. Beyond their writing, these authors crafted unique public personas, signature styles, and memorable catchphrases that helped sell their work. Test your knowledge about these literary marketing pioneers who understood brand strategy long before it became a digital marketing concept.

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Mark Twain, who registered his pen name and created a signature mustache silhouette logo that appeared on all his publications and merchandise
Edgar Allan Poe, who designed a raven silhouette logo and trademarked the phrase 'Nevermore' for all his literary works and public appearances
Charles Dickens, who created the 'Boz' trademark and a distinctive signature logo that became a seal of quality on authorized editions of his work
Edgar Rice Burroughs, who incorporated himself as 'Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc.' in 1923 and created a distinctive signature logo for all his Tarzan products