While serving in the army, Arthur Frommer wrote an influential guidebook called "WHERE on $5 a Day"?
Writer Rick Steves is most famous for his series of travel guides, which started with a book about seeing what continent "Through the Back Door"?
"Balkans," "Carapathians," "Benelux," and "Nordics" are all regions you can explore on the website "visitWHERE.com"?
Stunt queen Zoë Bell legit split a flying baseball with a katana, for a key shot in what 2000s film?
Quentin Tarantino got whapped in the head by a ball and chain, while shooting the first part of what film?
Spoiler alert: The title character played by David Carradine does indeed die, in what duology starring Uma Thurman as a vengeful bride?
Since they were often found hibernating in burned logs, medieval myth held that what swamp-dwelling animals were immune to fire?
Unlike their "tiger" and "fire" cousins, axolotls are one of the non-poisonous species of what amphibians?
Newts are a subgroup of what S-critters whose largest species is the Chinese Giant?
Appearing in "Point Counter Point," Philip Quarles is a self-insert character created by what author of "Chrome Yellow"?
Before describing being on mescaline in "Doors of Perception," what author invented the drug soma in his book about John the Savage and Lenina Crowne?
"Brave New World" is a dystopian novel by what British author who shares initials with his book "Antic Hay"?
Following the trial of Aldolf Eichmann, Hannah Arendt wrote a book she described as a "Report on the Banality of WHAT"?
Before changing the title to "The God Delusion," avowed atheist Richard Dawkins originally titled his documentary "The Root of All WHAT"?
Friedrich Nietzsche wrote the famous critique of morality known as "Beyond Good and WHAT"?