Guts & Glory Trivia!

5. Nil Gum was inspired by a similar candy in a famous book by this classic children's author.
6. The centerpiece of a scene in Books' mall that never made it to print.
7. The zombies Cory and Sue were named and modeled after these real-life relations to the author.
8. Mom took Trevor, Tabitha, and Emily to this real-life U.S. city when she ran away and hid them from Dr. Fixit.
10. The definition of Nil is...
11. Fist's "look" was inspired by this artistic style.
12. This title word means not real, or fake.
13. Numspeak is based on this real-life vernacular style.
15. The number of years it took the author to build the world of Eno and complete all three books.
17. The adult city of Num is named after this concept, reflecting how the Adults there feel.
20. Books' canon age.
22. The Nil kids' accents are written using this literary device.
23. The author's initial inspiration for the trilogy came from these.
24. Guts, Glory, and Books were based on these three classic literary characters.

1. The concept of Scribbler being the official storyteller of Eno, was inspired by this classic author's self-given title of "Royal Historian" for his own famous world.
2. Eno is based in this real-life U.S. state.
3. The classic literary character who inspired Papercut.
4. The "Soul Song" concept in "The Counterfeit Zombies of Noc" was inspired by this classic author's own signature mix of science and magic in her famous children's books.
9. The world of Eno was named after this word, reflecting the concept that we are all in it together.
14. The swamp of Noc where the seniors live is named after this word, which reflects the concept of morning, afternoon, and evening as parts of a human lifespan.
16. This main character was created in part by the author's real-life daughter with the same Earth name.
18. The Onions of Eno were named after this type of real-life organization.
19. The genre that the "Guts and Glory" books fall under.
20. The title of the original "Guts and Glory" book.
21. Igh Schoo means...