Authors Graveyard

4. This 1963 Hitchcock film was an adaption of a Daphne Du Maurier book
7. One of three literary sisters
10. Was buried on Mount Vaea in Samoa
13. Was found dead by former president Franklin Pierce
14. Wife of a famous playwright who shares her name with a present-day actress
15. Was admired by Bram Stoker and wrote Leaves of Grass
16. Book that influenced the depiction of pirates in pop culture
17. This story is one of the earliest examples of Science Fiction and created one of the most iconic monsters in pop culture
18. It’s considered bad luck to say the name of this play in a theater
19. This story set in a Puritan colony was one of the first mass produced novels in the U.S
20. Asylum patient and Dracula’s servant
21. His wife was rumored to have kept his calcified heart

1. Best known for brooding on the moors in Wuthering Heights
2. Mother of the Mother of Science Fiction, writer, and activist
3. This 1940 Hitchcock film was an adaption of a Daphne Du Maurier book
5. Rumored to have died from "congestion of the brain"
6. Theatre in London that's a reconstruction of the theatre used during this playwright's era
8. Poem that starts, "Once upon a midnight dreary..."
9. Writer with a curse inscribed on their tombstone, “…. Blessed be the man that spares these stones, And cursed be he that moves my bones.”
11. Part of a trio of famous sisters and writer of the story with the secret wife in the attic
12. Wrote their most famous book when they were 18 and brought a whole new genre to life