This creepy postmodern novel centers around a house this is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside.

Ginny Weasley gave her pet pygmy puff this name.

A story in which a journey underground unearths relationship problems that follow the main characters back to the surface.

This ancient Roman poet serves as a guide in Dante’s Inferno.

This 1952 novel begins off the coast of Cuba and ends on shore, three days later.

This Gothic writer had a penchant for writing tales about creatures being buried alive, among them a cat and a protagonist’s best friend.

Professor Dumbledore has a scar shaped like a perfect map of this above his left knee.

A story in which happiness is regulated and father-son relationships are all the more complicated for it.

This character from Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales tells a story in which an Arthurian knight learns that what women want most is to have mastery in marriage.

E.L. James’ best-selling novel, 50 Shades of Grey, originally began as fanfiction for this other best-selling novel series.

This 1897 Gothic horror novel written by an Irish author is told through a series of letters, diary entries, newspaper articles, and ships' log entries.

This is the number of players who participate in a standard game of Quidditch.

A story in which regretful mothers form an unconventional support group

In the epic poem Beowulf, the monster, Grendel, terrorized this Danish ruler’s court.

In addition to writing a popular children’s book about the adventures of Peter Rabbit, this female Victorian author was a passionate botanist.

The recently released horror film featuring Pennywise the clown is based on a novel by this author.

This centaur took over for Sybil Trelawney as Divination Professor at Hogwarts.

A corporate office building serves as a backdrop for this story’s answer to the question of the existence of a supreme being.

Odysseus asks his men to bind him to the mast of his ship to resist this mythical creature.

The Poetry Garden on the corner of Lincoln and Milvia Streets in Berkeley is dedicated to this Beat generation poet.

The villain of this 2002 children’s horror novella threatens to replace the heroine’s eyes with buttons.

Zacharias Smith belong to this Hogwarts house.

A story in which a mysterious beast in hunted in the woods of rural, 18th century France.

This ancient Greek tragedian is best known for his works Oedipus Rex and Antigone.

The first sentence of this 1937 novel reads: “Ships at a distance have every man’s wish on board.”