Literary boy names - more unusual ?

[AlexandraCamden]

Looking for unusual boys names with literary connection.

Atticus
Dorian
Tate
Hugo
Jasper
Harper
Jude
Charles
Oscar
Augustus
Orlando
Asher
Byron
Calin
Conrad
Edgar
Ernest
Rhett

Dennis
Walter
Roger
Jonah
Aristotle
Percival
Cuthbert

Well it is a bit : dick in

Cassius
Caspian
Othello
Lysander
Benvolio
Lear

Hareton

Hemingway!

Edgar (Allan Poe)
Edwin (Drood)
Edmund (Pevensey)

Laurie (Little Women)
Rudy (the book thief)
Remus (Harry potter)
Danny (champion of the world)
Charlie (chocolate factory)
Atticus (to kill a mockingbird)
Quentin (Blake, illustrator)
Bran (game of thrones)
Spiller (the borrowers)
Gatsby (as in great)
Sawyer (tom!)
Artemis (Fowl)
Finnick (Hunger games)
Wilbur (Charlotte's web)

Jay ( Gatsby)
Jude ( the obscure)
Orlando ( Woolf)
Holden ( Catcher)

Ethan ( Frome)
Barnaby ( Rudge)

Gulliver is actually quite cool 😎

Grammatical

Herman
Orwell
Conan
Woolf
Poe
Mellville
Seuss
Tolstoy
Edgar

girls:
Bronte
Austen
Hermione

boys;
finch
draco
emmett
jasper

The girl from Dracula is called Mina

Red.

Linton is absolute scum. One of the most abhorrent and pathetic literary characters. No one should be named after him!!

It appears both are correct: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/474113/is-it-a-grammar-mistake-or-a-grammatical-mistake#:~:text=In%20your%20examples%2C%20grammatical%20is,one%20way%20to%20say%20something.

There are quite a few utter shits on this thread. Although I am an admirer of his poetry it is astonishing to me that anyone could know almost anything of Ted Hughes’s life and consider him an appropriate namesake for their son!

@Zimunya , is that a reliable source?

There are others that say much the same thing.

Doesn't mean they are right.

Agreed. Always content to be corrected if I’m wrong. That’s why I checked. I’d also be happy to look at any info you have on the grammar / grammatical debate.

Ebenezer Scrooge. He did repent and turned generous.