Cryptograms by author
51 authors, 9,266 puzzles. Every quotation is taken from the writer’s own work, with the edition recorded, not from a quotation site.
- Jane Austen1,085
- Charles Dickens758
- Mark Twain744
- Thomas Hardy469
- Charlotte Brontë421
- Bram Stoker414
- George Eliot402
- Arthur Conan Doyle391
- Herman Melville348
- Louisa May Alcott320
- Joseph Conrad306
- H. G. Wells296
- William Makepeace Thackeray284
- Oscar Wilde270
- Robert Louis Stevenson255
- Willa Cather237
- Anne Bronte227
- L. M. Montgomery220
- Emily Brontë216
- Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley206
- Stephen Crane202
- Frances Hodgson Burnett107
- Jonathan Swift100
- Edith Wharton91
- Henry James87
- J. M. Barrie86
- Nathaniel Hawthorne82
- Kenneth Grahame81
- Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell64
- Jack London61
- Daniel Defoe52
- Lewis Carroll51
- J. K. Rowling37
- Roy T. Bennett35
- L. Frank Baum33
- Cassandra Clare23
- John Green23
- C. S. Lewis17
- Paulo Coelho17
- Albert Einstein16
- Dr. Seuss15
- Friedrich Nietzsche15
- Rick Riordan13
- Maya Angelou12
- Nicholas Sparks12
- William Shakespeare12
- Charles Bukowski11
- Stephen Chbosky11
- Sylvia Plath11
- Marilyn Monroe10
- Veronica Roth10
A further 447 authors contribute 840 puzzles between them, fewer than 10 each, which is too few to fill a page worth reading. Their puzzles are still dealt, and still appear on the collection pages.