Not terribly accurate, clinically speaking, a catchy Paul Westerberg song on the "Singles" soundtrack name-checks what learning disorder?
Way back in the 17th century, adults who lost the ability to read after a stroke were the first documented cases of what condition?
"Word blindness" is an old-timey name for what very common learning disorder?
Gothic in style, Richard Cumberland's 1791 work "The Poisoner of Montremos" is considered one of the earliest modern examples of what form?
Owner of a Pulitzer for fiction and a Pushcart for poetry, Ojibwe writer Louise Erdrich has also won the O. Henry Award for what form?
Between the two of them, "Welcome to the Monkey House" and "Bagombo Snuff Box" collect 48 Kurt Vonnegut works in what form?
Acquired by Xerox earlier this year, one of America's biggest manufacturers of printers and copiers is headquartered in what Kentucky city?
Chrysler and G.E. have namesake skyscrapers on what Manhattan avenue that's named for a Revolutionary War battle?
Speaking of things named for that battle: a pair of adjacent pinnacles in Washington State are named for Concord and what Massachusetts neighbor?
From 1936 to 1994, Chex cereal was made by what company that you don't necessarily associate with humans?
Now a subsidiary of Nestlé, what dog-food maker was responsible for those relentlessly-advertised "Beggin' Strips" treats?
Gingham cloth inspired the red-and-white checkerboard logo of what Beneful dog-food maker?
The 8-minute film "Flowers and Trees" earned the first Academy Award for what producer?
The 1934 Silly Symphonies short "Three Little Pigs" netted the second of 24 Oscars for what animator?
Because Best Animated Feature wasn't a thing until 35 years after he died, "Mary Poppins" was the only Oscar-nominated feature by what producer?