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Name the title of the book, short story or poem . . .

1.Metafictional mock epic of the colonization of Maryland based on an actual poet . . .



2. Monologue delivered by introverted Jewish schlemiel to psychoanalyst, whingeing about sexual issues which involve the family’s liver dinner . . .


3. Traces five days in the life of a philosophy professor whose second wife has recently left him for his best friend . . .


4. Theatrical production centered around an all-night drinking bout in which a middle-aged professor and his wife verbally lacerate each other . . .


5. Randall Patrick McMurphy, Big Nurse Ratched and Chief Broom all appear . . .


6. Non-fiction novel chronicling the author of the novel above and his Merry Pranksters as they traipse around America . . .


7. Post-modern romp involving bizarre conspiracy theories that concern a renegade postal system . . .


8. Innovative non-fiction novel based on the October 1967 anti-Vietnam march on the Pentagon . . .


9. Autobiography of young black girl named Anne coming of age in Mississippi during the beginning of the civil rights movement . . .


10. Much of this story takes place with a young girl named Connie hanging around her front door . . .


11. In the schoolroom in this story everything dies . . .


12. I came to explore the wreck.
     The words are purposes.
     The words are maps.


13. Prison memoir by Black Panther who speaks of many timely topics and includes a love letter to his lawyer . . .

14. Award-winning Native American novel, weaving together past, present and myth, about a man returning home after W.W.II . . .


15. Story of young black boy with a toothache and his strong mama on their day trip to a nearby town, set in the south of the 1930s . . .

16 Collection of two polemical essays - one addressed to the author’s nephew - which analyzes the Black Problem in American of that time . . .


17. Story distilling many themes in its evocation of the dying grandmother who was once an orator in the 1905 Russian Revolution . . .


18. I have always been scared of you,
      With your Luftwaffe, your gobbledygoo.


Culture

Match the names on the left with the most appropriate number on the right . . .