Y.
- not alive
- male
- fictional
- only name starts with Y
- from prose fiction
- created before 1900
- not human
- American creator
- not a real animal
Y.
1 was Johnny Yuma.
2 is correct.
3 was Yarnell, of Shields & Yarnell.
DQs
Y.
knoodler:
- Did you work at the 12th Precinct?
- Did you get your big break in The Time Machine (1960)?
- Are you generally described as “a conglomeration of globes”?
Not Yojojowicz (sp?), Yvette Mimieux (also sp?) and dunno.
DQs:
1 DQ reserved
Apologies for my poor choice of DQs. I have t’ stop posting whilst sitting with Madame P.
No apologies necessary!
Y.
IQs:
Dunno, dunno and not Y. Hokusai.
1 was Yakky Doodle.
2 is Yvaral.
3. You are correct, but I was in error. I thought it was Yoshida.
2 DQs reserved.
IQs:
DQs:
Dammit…
IQ1: Were you awarded the Medal of Honor for your exploits in France during WW I?
IQ2: Were you a pipe-smoking mother in a 20th-century comic strip?
IQ3: Did you play a WAAF junior officer in Battle of Britain?
IQs:
One DQ reserved
knoodler already guessed Yog-Sothoth, and I’m stumped trying to think of someone else it could be.
I’m stumped trying to figure it as well.
I don’t recall anything out of Poe, and it’s been too long since I read any Dr. Dolittle books, but that might be the way to go.
Lofting was English, though.
Ok, but along the lines of kid books with imaginary creatures. Not much of that in the 1800s, though.
Dolittle (1920) and Yog-Sothoth (1927) are well after 1900.