Literature Facts
Two truths and a lie about the authors and books everyone half-remembers from English class.
Sneak peek
- William Shakespeare Two truths and a lie · Authors Easy
- Gabriel García Márquez Two truths and a lie · Authors Medium
- Samuel Taylor Coleridge Two truths and a lie · Poetry Hard
- The Brontë sisters Two truths and a lie · Authors Genius
Answers stay hidden — no spoilers for your crew.
Difficulty mix
How to play
- About us: write two TRUE things and one LIE about yourself — keep it secret!
- When you are in the spotlight, read your three statements aloud and let people grill you.
- Everyone else votes for the lie. Spot it to score; fool people to score when it is your turn.
- Pack mode: no writing — just spot the lie in each set of three facts.
About Literature Facts
Literature Facts is a Two Truths & a Lie pack with 38 prompts covering literature, rated PG (family friendly). Two truths and a lie about the authors and books everyone half-remembers from English class.
The difficulty mix is 37% easy, 34% medium, 18% hard and 11% genius, so it suits a regular bar trivia crowd.
It is one of the newer packs in the library — be the first table to take it on.
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Books & Words →Play Literature Facts in three steps
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1Open a game night
Pick a pack on your phone — a QR code appears.
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2Everyone scans
Friends scan with their camera and pick a name. No app, no sign-up.
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3Play & keep score
Questions pop up on every phone; scores update live.
FAQ
How do I play Literature Facts at a bar or party?
Tap “Play this pack”, then put the QR code where everyone can see it (on your phone, a printout or a TV). Players scan it with their phone camera and answer on their own phones — no app, no sign-up. TipsyRounds runs the timer, reveals the answers and keeps score.
How many prompts are in Literature Facts?
38 prompts.
Is it free?
Yes. Hosting, every game and every pack are free, and players never pay or sign up.