Can Someone Help Me Help Me Think Of Baby Names For Boys And Girls Using Classic Literature Names?

Parents or avid readers of classic Literature please help me think of a neat way to incorperate Lit names as cute baby names for boys and girls!! And Modern names are very much welcomed as a middle name or a first name before the literary name. Ex: Austen(Jane Austen) Charles. THANKS so much!!

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10 Responses to “Can Someone Help Me Help Me Think Of Baby Names For Boys And Girls Using Classic Literature Names?”

  1. I love literature and here are some names:
    Kate – author Kate Chopin
    Scarlett O’Hara- Gone with the Wind
    James – James Fennimore Cooper
    Nathaniel- Nathaniel Hawthorne (my favorite author)
    Sylvia – Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment
    Emily Bronte
    Willa Cather
    Jack London
    Sarah Orne Jewett
    Mark Twain
    Bret Harte
    Edgar Allen Poe
    Herman Melville
    Shirley Jackson
    Robert Frost
    Silas Marner
    George Eliot
    Anne Bradstreet
    Samuel Sewall
    Sidney Lanier
    Stephan Crane
    Hephzibah/ Eppie – Silas Marner
    Annable Lee – poem by Edgar Poe
    Helen – peom by Edgar Poe
    Virginia- Edgar Poe’s wife
    Eliza- from the Boom in the Calaveras Clarion
    Micah – from the Boom in the Calaveras Clarion
    Peyton – from An Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge
    Claire – from The American
    Diana-Anne of Green Gables
    Gilbert-Anne of Green Gables
    Moody-Anne of Green Gables
    Josie-Anne of Green Gables
    Teddy – Little Women
    Lawrence – Little Women
    Josephine -Little Women
    Meg -Little Women
    Amy -Little Women
    Beth -Little Women
    Daisy – Little Women
    Fritz – Little Women
    Demi – Little Women
    Charlotte – the author of the Yellow Wallpaper
    Emma – from Jane Austen’s book
    Darcy- from Pride and Prejudice
    Elton – from Emma
    Walter – Persuasion

  2. Harley says:

    I’ll list writers and characters and let you put them together from there lol.
    Boys:
    Alexandre/Alexander (Dumas)
    James Matthew (Barrie wrote Peter Pan, etc.)
    Daniel (Defoe – Robinson Crusoe)
    Thomas (Hobbes, Hughes)
    William (Kemp )
    Jack London (he wrote White Fang and numerous others)
    Girls:
    Robin (Robinson Crusoe by Defoe)
    May/Mae (Louisa May Alcott)
    Charlotte (Bronte)
    Emily (Bronte)
    Anne (Bronte)
    Willa (Cather wrote Alexander’s Bridge)
    Scarlet (A Study in Scarlet by Doyle)
    Holley/Holly (Marietta Holley – Samantha Among the Bretheren)
    Virginia (Woolfe)
    As for character names lol, we’d be here all day if I listed those so if you visit the link in my sources it may help.

  3. beautifu says:

    A question dear to my heart… After donating 8 years of my time to the University to study literature only to become a mother (no regrets!), I too searched for name that cited my favorite authors and characters. Here are my favorites:
    Boys:
    Atticus: a character in Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” (and a front runner for the baby boy we are expecting!)
    Tristan: a tragic hero from the medieval tale, “Tristan and Isolde”
    Holden: the hero from Salinger’s “The Catcher in the Rye”
    Romeo: classic Shakespearean hero (“Romeo & Juliet”)
    Rhett: from “Gone with the Wind”
    Cormac: namesake, author Cormac Macarthur
    Lennox: character from Shakespeare’s Macbeth
    Quentin: from “The Sound and the Fury”
    Dorian: from Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray”
    Girls:
    Ophelia: a tragic Shakespearean hero (“Hamlet”)
    Lavinia: Greek & Roman mythology, also appears in Shakespeare’s Titus Adronicus
    Harper: from the namesake, Harper Lee
    Portia: Shakespeare, “Merchant of Venice”
    Scout: a charater in Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird”

  4. frisco*a says:

    Christie Ashlyn (Agatha Christie)
    Laura Beth (Laura Ingalls Wilder)
    Annie Kaye (Little Orphan Annie or Anne Frank)
    Oliver Tate (Oliver Twist)
    Harry James (Harry Potter)
    Wyatt Whitman (Walt Whitman)
    Vincent Miles ( Vincent ,? ,His last name eludes me right now,sorry)

  5. Amber P says:

    Girls:
    Bronte
    Willa
    Virginia (after Woolf)
    Antonia
    Eveline
    Flannery
    Eudora
    Zora (Zora Neale Hurston)
    Boys
    Frost
    Hemingway
    Homer
    Oscar
    Bartholomew Fair
    Dante
    Oliver
    Irving (after Washington Irving)
    Salinger

  6. Jesse D says:

    Harper, Scout – To Kill A Mockingbird (I love Harper)
    Here’s some from Shakespeare:http://babynames.com/Names/Shakespeare/

  7. the_dirt says:

    I have relatives who have named their three daughters Elfrieda, Thomasin and Cordelia after Thomas Hardy characters. I think that they’re lovely names, because although they’re different, they can easily be shortened!

  8. arittman says:

    Anne Marie-Anne of Green Gables
    Jason Michael -Jason and the Argonauts

  9. Fii says:

    Charlotte (Lottie) — Bronte

  10. al says:

    Jack and Jill

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