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Authors, their works, and nationality

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Author
Works
Nationality
Chinua Achebe   Things Fall Apart -and- Anthills of the Savannah   Nigerian  
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Richard Adams   The Plague Dogs -and- Watership Down   (blank)  
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Aeschylus   The Seven Against Thebes -and- Prometheus Bound -and- Oresteia [Agamemnon, Libation Bearers, and Eumenides]   Ancient Greek  
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James Agee   A Death in the Family   American  
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Edward Albee   Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?   American  
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Louisa May Alcott   Little Women -and- Little Men   American  
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Sherwood Anderson   Winesburg, Ohio -and- Dark Laughter   American  
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Aristophanes   The Birds -and- The Frogs -and- Lysistrata -and- The Clouds   Ancient Greek  
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William Armstrong   Sounder -and- Sour Land   (blank)  
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W. H. (Wystan Hugh) Auden   The Age of Anxiety   English  
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Jane Austen   Sense and Sensibility -and- Pride and Prejudice -and Mansfield Park -and- Emma -and- Northanger Abbey   English  
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Richard Bach   Jonathan Livingston Seagull   (blank)  
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James Baldwin   Go Tell it on the Mountain -and- If Beale Street Could Talk   African-American  
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Honore de Balzac   The Human Comedy   French  
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Sir James M. Barrie   Peter Pan   Scottish  
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L. Frank Baum   The Wonderful Wizard of Oz   American  
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Samuel Beckett   Waiting for Godot -and- Endgame   (blank)  
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Edward Bellamy   Looking Backward   American  
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Saul Bellow   The Adventures of Augie March -and- Herzog -and- Humboldt's Fift   -and- Henderson the Rain King  
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Peter Benchley   Jaws    
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Steven Vincent Benét   The Devil and Daniel Webster -and- John Brown's Body -and- Western Star   American  
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Earl Biggers   The House Without a Key   American  
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William Blake   Songs of Innocence -and- Songs of Experience -and- The Marriage of Heaven and Hell -and- "The Tiger"   English  
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Ray Bradbury   Something Wicked This Way Comes -and- Fahrenheit 451 -and- The Martian Chronicles -and- The Illustrated Man -and- Dandelion Wine -and- The October Country -and- I Sing the Body Electric   American  
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James Boswell   Life of Johnson   Scottish  
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Anne Bronté (Acton Bell)   Agnes Grey -and- Tenant of Wildfell Hall   English  
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Charlotte Bronté (Currer Bell)   Jane Eyre   English  
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Emily Bronté   Wuthering Heights   English  
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Gwendolyn Brooks   Annie Allen -and- A Street in Bronzeville -and- "We Real Cool"   American  
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Elizabeth Barrett Browning   Sonnets from the Portuguese -and- "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways."   English  
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Robert Browning   Bells and Pomegranates -and- The Ring and the Book -and Men and Women -and- "Fra Lippo Lippi" -and- "My Last Duchess" -and- "How They Brought the Good News from Ghent to Aix"   English  
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Pearl S. Buck   The Good Earth   American  
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Edward Bulwer-Lytton   The Last Days of Pompeii -and- Rienzi   English  
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John Bunyan   Pilgrim's Progress   English  
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Robert Burns   "Auld Lang Syne -and- "To a Mouse" -and- "Tam O'Shanter"   Scottish  
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Samuel Butler   Erewhon -and- The Way of All Flesh   English  
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Lord Byron, George Gordon   Childe Harold's Pilgrimage -and- Don Juan   English  
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