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John Fowles

English novelist (1926–2005)

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Instance of: human
Born: 31 March 1926
Died: 5 November 2005
Place of birth: Leigh-on-Sea
Place of death: Lyme Regis
Sex or gender: male
Given name: John
Family name: Fowles
Genre: Postmodernism
Field of work: prose, poetry
Occupation: writer, novelist, teacher, screenwriter, essayist
Position held: Booker Prize judge
Citizenship: United Kingdom
Native language: English
Religion: atheism
Awards: WH Smith Literary Award
archives at: University of Exeter Archives, Harry Ransom Center
birth name: John Robert Fowles
cause of death: stroke
depicted by: John Robert Fowles
educated at: Bedford School, New College, Alleyn Court Preparatory School
has works in the collection: Nationalmuseum
influenced by: Jean-Paul Sartre
languages spoken, written or signed: English
manner of death: natural causes
name in native language: John Fowles
notable work: The Collector, The Magus, The French Lieutenant's Woman
residence: Belmont, Lyme Regis
start of work period: 1963
topic's main category: Category:John Fowles
writing language: English

Connected on Wikidata

Author of

The Collector
The French Lieutenant's Woman
The Magus
Mantissa
The Ebony Tower
A Maggot
Daniel Martin
Shipwreck
The Aristos
The Tree
A Maggot
Daniel Martin

Subject of

John Robert Fowles

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John Fowles (1926–2005)

Depicted in

John Robert Fowles
John Fowles (1926–2005)

Influenced

Nick Antosca
Bradford Morrow