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* ''Rebecca'' (1938) | * ''Rebecca'' (1938 novel) | ||
* ''[[Rule Britannia]]'' (1972 SF novel about the USA invading the UK) | |||
* "[[The Birds (short story)]]" (short story on which the film was based) | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:42, 15 December 2010
Daphne Du Maurier is a well-known 20th century novelist. Her best known works are Rebecca (1938), a neo-gothic novel that was inspired by and retold Jane Eyre, and "The Birds", both of which were made into films by Alfred Hitchcock. (Rebecca (1940); The Birds (?).
Bibliography
- Rebecca (1938 novel)
- Rule Britannia (1972 SF novel about the USA invading the UK)
- "The Birds (short story)" (short story on which the film was based)
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