Have you read this Harry Turtledove Civil War book? The Confederates are on the verge of defeat when some strange men sell them AK-47s. This quiz is about Robert E. Lee, his army and their submachine guns.

USSR President Gorbachev and the new US President John Cormack are about to sign a historic peace treaty. But a young man is kidnapped to prevent this, and a man known as The Negotiator is called in to bargain for his freedom.

I noticed there is no quiz about one of my favourite movies "Pirates of Silicon Valley", so I decided to make one (or two since this one has a 2nd part). Good luck!

Have you read this book about the Solar System's fourth planet - Minerva - a world roughly the same size and atmosphere as Earth? If so, this quiz is for you.

Could it happen, do you think, that the US Government could actually destroy a whole worldwide drug trade? This book explores that question.

I'm a new fan of this clever author's true-to-life historical stories, and "The Absolutist" is easily one of his saddest and most touching. Have you read it?

The Cold War is now over. The British SIS wants to cut the jobs of its less-than-controllable agents, and at the top of their list is a man known as "The Deceiver". The poor man shows them his recent successes at a hearing to try to change their minds.

When I saw no one had done a quiz for the "CSI Miami" game, I thought "What? But it's such a great game! Oh well, I guess I'll have to do one myself..."

I was very impressed with the latest "CSI" computer game, and I'm sure many of you were too. That's why I wrote this quiz - enjoy yourselves!

Big Country are such a great band with such great lyrics to go with their excellent music! And I had to make this quiz when I saw there is only one other quiz about them. See if you know which songs the following lyrics come from.

Have you played the latest "CSI" PC game "Hard Evidence"? Doing well in this quiz will be hard evidence that you have (tee hee!). WARNING: Contains Spoilers.

I enjoyed remeniscing about the "Oink!" comic so much that I thought I'd do a second quiz, and here it is.

Edward Rutherfurd's book "London" has been a bestseller for years. It shows the history of London unfolding through the eyes of ancient locals and in the following chapters, through the eyes of their descendants.

The bestseller "Fatherland" by Robert Harris is set 20 years after Germany won WW2, and Hitler is about to turn 75. I've read it a 100 times and I'm sure lots of others have too, so these questions are for you.

I've recently got into the novels and short-stories of this clever author. I'm sure many of you have too so I made this quiz. (WARNING: contains spoilers)

Once again, John Boyne impresses fans with a dazzling plot that weaves between past and present. Have you read this book?

Many believe "Piano Man" was his first album, but it's actually his second. How often have you listened to his often-underrated "Cold Spring Harbour"? (Yes I know he spells it H-A-R-B-O-R but I'm not from US) If you liked it, this quiz is for you.

Welcome to Part 2 of my quiz.

In the 1980s I LOVED the "Oink!" comic. Funny, irreverent, unpredictable and downright raunchier than all the other kiddies comics in those days. Yes I remember it well - but do you?

This is one of John Boyne's earliest novels. Not quite as good as his more recent works, but still worth a read. Have you read it?

How much do you know about the weird and wonderful villains introduced in the "Heir To The Empire" by Timothy Zahn? Some good, some bad, and some couldn't care less so long as they got paid.