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John Fowles is an English novelist & litterateur. He was born in March 31, 1926 in Leigh-on-Sea, a settlement within Essex, near London. When attending Bedford School and Oxford University, where he exposed French, he taught around France & Greece. A publication & international profits of his number 1 novel, The Collector, has ended his teaching career and began his literary career. Among his more important works come a novels The Magus and ''The French Lieutenant's Woman. The Aristos his most easily-known non-nonfictional prose operate, occurs as collection of philosophic reflections. John Fowles okay, sleep in Lyme Regis, Dorset. Virtually all critics own considered John Fowles as a swell putative forefather of British postmodernism.
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New York Times: John Fowles Articles by and about Fowles, and reviews of, and extracts from, his works. [Requires free registration]. John Fowles Biographical information, reviews of his work, and first editions of his novels for sale. Wired for Books: John Fowles Audio of Don Swaim's 1985 interview with John Fowles. [RealAudio format]. |
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