Here's some more trivia from that tough, dangerous world of the hard-boiled crime thriller, with some questions I didn't use first time out.

The film noir genre of the 40's owes to the hard-boiled stories that began in the pulps of the 20' and 30's. They were tough, brooding tales of crime in the mean streets of asphalt jungles. See how much you know of them.

The cartoons of Max and Dave Fleischer in the 30's weren't exactly kid stuff, but pretty risque for their time. See how much you know.

Forget De Palma's overstuffed remake. The original 30's version of 'Scarface' is still the best of 'em all!

Best known for his disppearence in Mexico, Ambrose Bierce left behind a body of work unique in American letters.

Jean Bach's documentary about a famous photograph of jazz greats in Harlem was an Oscar nominee.

About the famed three-generation literary family.

The film composers in this quiz wrote in Hollywood's Golden Age, and all are my favorites!

Just some odds and ends for my first mixed trivia quiz.

'Jazz On A Summer's Day' : about the 1958 documentary that's probably the best on jazz before Ken Burns'.

The 'Russian Five' or 'kuschka('mighty Handful') were a group of composers who would influence Russian music for years to come.

The Korda brothers gave us some of the best of British cinema.

My fourth Common Bond quiz is about one of the most famous authors of the 20th Century and his work.

For my fifth Common Bond, the link of the questions is a very, VERY famous movie!

Here's my second Common Bond quiz, about a specific author's series.

My third Common Bond quiz, these 9 questions point to a subject that is not generally well known though we see the results often.

About one of the most popular kinds of pen in the world.

Here's my first Common Bond quiz, and I hope I haven't made it too easy!

For years, I've loved solving cryptic crosswords, so naturally this is my first Cryptics quiz, using some of my favorite words.

For my third Cryptics quiz, I added two long foreign words (and one obsolete one) to the mix. Otherwise, the same rules apply.