>>24829710
>wow this is much harder than the quotation quizzes for me. I think my brain just isn’t suited to these kinds of puzzles.
They are a bit like crosswords — easier when you have done lots of them.

Many of these are more-or-less impossible to do "cold", I would say, but they become possible in context, i.e. once you get another one nearby that tells you the general theme. Also reverse engineering might be the way to go (look for authors you know and then look to see what entries might fit them).

>[7] Nine Hundred Grandmothers - Lafferty
Correct. Definitely one of the trickier titles since a) it's a short story not a book and b) it's just one word.

>>24493950
>maybe (59) Jeffers?
Right. A poem called "Hellenistics". Typical long ranting Jeffers lines. Also RJ was a combination of classical scholar and Uncle Ted-style barbarian backwoodsman, and you get both those aspects here.