What dystopian novel contains such inventions as hormone chewing gum, “feelies,” and children raised in hatcheries?

This novel about an aristocratic family in 1920s England features characters such as Lord Sebastian, Lady Marchmain, and Charles Ryder. Who is the author?

This seven-work set of fantasy novels about a mythical land was used to develop an elaborate Christian allegory.

Which dystopian novel was published in 1954 and concerns a group of boys governing themselves on an island?

Published in 1962, this dystopian novel features a protagonist named Alex, a gang of violently antisocial teenagers, and Nadsat, a fictional slang with Slavic derivations.

Who is the author of Lucky Jim, a 1954 satire of the British educational system and pseudo-intellectualism?

Brighton Rock was written by which British author?

Which Virginia Woolf novel centers around the life of a poet who lives for hundreds of years and shifts gender from male to female?

Which female British writer wrote mainly during the 1960s through 1980s and produced work that was characterized by its magical realism and feminism?

What famous dystopian novel is a direct allegory for the rise of communism in the Soviet Union?