Edgar Allan Poe's 1845 poem "The Raven" was more about some woman named Lenore than it was about the bird. Let's fix that (and complete my challenge)!

It's a quiet day in Triviatown--too quiet, when you're the ace detective waiting for a case. But then you get a call...

A quiz about literary perfect places--otherwise known as Utopias. Good luck!

Following my "The Devil in Song" quiz, I thought I'd give equal time to the other side. I'll give the lyrics, you name the artist.

Cudgel thy brains and try to determine the common bond in this quiz. If trivia be the food of love, play on!

I start each question with a definition for a word. Subtract one letter, rearrange, and you'll have the answer to the SECOND definition. At the end of the quiz, the nine letters you dropped will spell another word matching the theme.

No, not about the Queen song (though that's where the challenge came from)--rather, some words that appear under 'pressure' in the dictionary. Enjoy!

Actual, real-life people sometimes make appearances in fiction. Name the books these folks show up in.

I'm baaaack... See if you can match the taglines to the movies. Good luck!

Sleuth-hounds, private dicks, cops, shamuses and armchair detectives--they're some of the most fascinating creations in literature. And they're all here, in various groupings. See if you can determine which 'tec doesn't belong.

Cliffhangers are a time-honored way to keep your audience coming back for more. Kind of like creating interesting trivia quizzes...we'll see if you agree!