Fictional Places in Literature

Address of Henry Higgins' Covent Garden home in "Pygmalion", 1914

Village destroyed by white men in "Things Fall Apart"

Village about 10 miles south of the Valley of Holiness, "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court"

Clinic on the academy campus, from "Myra Breckinridge"

Acting school in "Myra Breckinridge", 1968

Town on the southern coast of Sicily, from "A Bell for Adano", 1944

Oracle in a cave, from "Things Fall Apart"

Whaleboat on which Ahab pursues the great white whale in "Moby Dick"

Town in which the river trip ends, in "Deliverance"

Brussels residence of the Duke of Alba, from "Egmont", 1789

City of Jude's final downfall, from "Jude the Obscure"

Island in the South Pacific, from "The Naked and the Dead", 1948

Algerian desert town in "The Sheltering Sky"

A quagmire of bureaucratic requirements, in "Naked Lunch"

Headquarters church of a new religion in "Stranger in a Strange Land", 1961

Small town in southwestern France, in "Thérèse"; English translation, 1928

From "Timaeus" and "Critias"

Version of the summer resorts on the Normandy coast, in "Remembrance of Things Past"

Hijacked Confederate balloon, from "The Mysterious Island"

Town where tobacco growers meet, from "Night Rider", 1939

Irish town and birthplace of Redmond Barry, from "Barry Lyndon", 1852

Home of Mrs Dashwood and her three daughters; "Sense and Sensibility", 1811

"The Hound of the Baskervilles", 1902

Hideaway of the banished nobleman Belarius in the mountains of Wales, from "Cymbeline"

Town north of Cossethay, in "The Rainbow"

Ancestral home of the Bellefleurs, from "Bellefleur", 1980

Lovely antebellum plantation

Health-care institution in the Alps, from "Magic Mountain", 1927

Exclusive London neighborhood in "Sense and Sensibility"

"Nightwood", 1936

English coal-mining town in which is set "Sons and Lovers", 1913

"The Ponder Heart"

Ohio town in "Poor White"

New York town fifty miles from Lycurgus, from "An American Tragedy"

"Man's Fate", English translation, 1934

Bar in "Steppenwolf"

Small town at the center of a farming region, from "My Ántonia", 1918

Wisconsin hometown of Angela Blue, from "The Genius", 1915

Estate of Prince Nikolai Andreivich in "War and Peace"; English translation, 1886

Poor London neighborhood in "Little Dorrit"

Companion island to Lilliput, in "Gulliver's Travels"

Inn in Wiltshire, from "Martin Chuzzlewit"

Protagonist's Cincinnati home, from "Beloved", 1987

Suffolk birthplace of David Copperfield, from "David Copperfield", 1850

"Henry IV, Part I"

From "The Birthday Party", drama, 1959

From "Hard Times"

Desert town in "The Sheltering Sky", 1949

Dark, cold, rainy and foggy coastal city, from "Nausea", English translation, 1949

Abbey outside Verrières, in "The Red and the Black"

Pennsylvania town in "Rabbit Run", 1960; "Rabbit Redux", 1971; "Rabbit is Rich", 1981; "Rabbit at Rest", 1990

Jail in which Jurgis serves a term for assault, from "The Jungle"

"The Castle", English translation, 1930

Land occupied by giants in "Gulliver's Travels"

Where Milton struggles with the satanic spirit of reason, Urizon, from "Milton"

"All the King's Men"

Isolated New England farm, from "Desire Under the Elms", 1925

Latin Quarter drinking establishment in "Les Misérables"

Georgia river, in "Deliverance", 1970

Home of the stupid French doctor in "The Merry Wives of Windsor"

Village where Hank and the king are sold into slavery, "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court"

A modern re-telling of the Arthur legend in "Arthur Rex: A Legendary Novel", 1978

Railway station, from "Crome Yellow"

Place where love and death conjoin in "Romeo and Juliet"

Place menaced by Injun Joe, from "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", 1876

"The Glass Bead Game", 1943

Town 7 miles from Weatherbury, from "Far From the Madding Crowd"

"Candide", English translation, 1759

Headquarters of Jack's gang in "Lord of the Flies"

A stand-in for North Carolina, in "Look Homeward, Angel", 1929

"Endymion"

Place where citizens of London are produced, from "Brave New World", 1932

Antique shop in prole section of London, from "Nineteen Eighty-Four"

Village outside Paris, in "Sappho", English translation, 1886

"Nineteen Eighty-Four"

University city from "Jude the Obscure"

Phenomena in space that serve as space/time portals, in "The Sirens of Titan", 1959

Ruined family castle, from "The Corsican Brothers"

From "A Tale of Two Cities"

Government department, from "Little Dorrit"

County seat in Mississippi, in "The Ponder Heart", 1954

Fictional Yorkshire town in the play'When we are Married'

"Little Dorrit"

Somersetshire home of Mr and Mrs Palmer in "Sense and Sensibility"

Parisian apartment, from "The Misanthrope", English translation, 1709

Cathedral town in southern England, from "The Mystery of Edwin Drood"

New Jersey coastal resort, from "Elmer Gantry"

City-state of the birds, from "The Birds", English translation, 1824

"The Thin Man", 1934; Hammett's last novel

Factory town in northern England, from "Hard Times", 1854

"Sister Carrie", 1900

From "For Whom the Bell Tolls", 1940

Small French town in "Remembrance of Things Past"

"The Sound and the Fury", 1929

Company where Henry works in "Tropic of Capricorn", 1939

Tiny midlands village where the Brangwens live, in "The Rainbow", 1915

From "The Floating Opera"

"The Jungle Books", 1895

"The Hunchback of Notre Dame", English translation, 1833

English country house, from "Crome Yellow", 1921

"Robinson Crusoe", 1719

Estate of the count and countess in "Wives and Daughters"

Farm where Ántonia, her husband, and their many children live; "My Ántonia"

Home of the Wariri monarch, from "Henderson the Rain King"

Region in Central County in "Hawkline Monster"

Town in Montana in "Nobody's Angel", 1981

From "A Tale of Two Cities"

Prohibition era bar, from "Miss Lonleyhearts"

Florida town which is the setting for "Rabbit at Rest"

The seat of the spirit of revolution in "Prometheus Unbound", 1820

"A Streetcar Named Desire"

Home in which is set "The Poorhouse Fair", 1959

Boardinghouse in "Look Homeward, Angel", 1929

Residential hotel in Cambridge, from 'The Floating Opera", 1967

Yorkshire boarding school, from "Nicholas Nickleby", 1838,1839

"The Idiot", English translation, 1887

"The Mouse that Roared"; book and movie

From "As You Like It"

Peninsula of Long Island, in "The Great Gatsby", 1925

Tennessee crossroads community, in "Wise Blood"

Fraudulent land-development in New York, from "Martin Chuzzlewit"

Rundown hotel in which Holden Caufield stays, from "Catcher in the Rye", 1951

Gloomy wasteland in southern England, from "The Return of the Native", 1878

Public tavern in Chicago, from "The Adventures of Augie March", 1953

South American utopia, in "Candide"

Apparent location of the first act of "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead", 1967

Opening scene of "Hamlet"

Capital of Oz

New England country inn, from "Lolita"

Desolate northern Pacific island, in "The Sea Wolf"

Country discovered by the protagonist in the novel by the same name, 1872

Headquarters of General Golz, from "For Whom the Bell Tolls"

Town on the eastern coast of Scotland, from "The Antiquary", 1816

Suburban home of the Farrelly family in "Watch on the Rhine", 1941

England country home of Adam Verver in 'The Golden Bowl", 1904

Pip's dining club which meets at Covent Garden, from "Great Expectations"

Town in which Atticus Finch grew up, from "To Kill a Mockingbird"

Secluded cottage in southern England, from "The Collector", 1963

One of the farms bordering Manor Farm, from "Animal Farm"

Residence of K, in "The Trial"; English translation, 1937

A place devoted to free love, in "Naked Lunch", 1959

Place where the lovers find solace in "Romeo and Juliet"

Town about 5 miles from Lester; "Tobacco Road"

"Lady Chatterly's Lover"

English country estate in "The Portrait of a Lady"

From "Endymion"

From "The Awakening"

Home of the Reed family, from "Jane Eyre", 1847

Village in Hertfordshire in "Point Counterpoint", 1928

Hôtel on the French Riviera in "Tender is the Night", 1934

Place of employment for Francine Pefko in "Cat's Cradle", 1963

Unnamed typical Southern community, from "The Member of the Wedding", 1946

"The Castle", dimly lit home in which the unfinished novel suddenly ends

Seal-hunting schooner in "The Sea Wolf", 1904

Pennsylvania town, from "Appointment in Samarra" and later novels

Northeastern U. S., from "The Handmaid's Tale", 1985

"The Deerslayer", 1841

Aging Manhattan hotel, in "Seize the Day", 1956

Residence of the Duke of Gloucester, from "King Lear"

Place about which Winston often dreams, in "Nineteen Eighty-Four"

Bar and brothel, from "Invisible Man"

Holy City of Art, from the poem, "Milton", 1804-1808

Town in Oregon, in "Hawkline Monster", 1974

Kingdom from "The Lord of the Rings

One of the homes at which Jean Valjean and Cosette stay as they flee across Paris

From "Hard Times"

Settlement in Alaska, from "Lolita"

From "Little Women", 1868-1869

London street in "Vanity Fair"

Area of London, "The Horse's Mouth", 1944

From "Faust"

Hamlet on the edge of Dartmoor, from "The Hound of the Baskervilles"

From the story "The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg"

Estate of Squire Hamley in "Wives and Daughters"

Southern Nebraska town from, "O Pioneers!"

Parisian home of the miser Harpagon, from "The Miser", English translation, 1672

"The Color Purple"

Squalid bar in lower New York City, from "The Iceman Cometh", 1946

From "Naked Lunch"

Midlands village in the county of Loamshire, from "Adam Bede", 1859

Large tract of uncultivated land, from "King Lear"

Stream that is a formidable obstacle on the travelers' journey, in "The Reivers"

Subtropical country, from "Herland", serialized, 1915; book, 1979

Woodland home of the former priest who takes in Edward, in "The Prince and the Pauper"

Site of Falstaff's third adventure in "The Merry Wives of Windsor"

English village in "Emma", 1816

Mansion in London, from "Dracula", 1879

Chicago hotel in "The Jungle"

Warship onto which Billy Budd is impressed to serve, from "Billy Budd, Foretopman", 1924

English provincial town in "Wives and Daughters", 1866

From "The Black Swan", 1953

Madrid headquarters of Soviet agents, from "For Whom the Bell Tolls"

From "Lolita", 1955

"Lolita"

Home in which Jason and Medea live while exiled, from "Medea", English translation, 1781

Paris mansion set up as theatre, from "Cyrano de Bergerac", English translation, 1898

"The Wild Ass's Skin", English translation, 1896

From "Cousin Bette", 1846

"Through the Looking Glass", 1871

School attended by Billy, from "Slaughterhouse-Five"

"Cymbeline"

From "Naked Lunch"

"Jurassic Park"

Ulysses' home in "The Odyssey"

Mississippi River island where Huck meets Jim, the runaway slave, from "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", 1884

Apartment of the narrator, from "Invisible Man", 1952

Boardinghouse room in "The End of the Road"

From "Cousin Bette"

"Henry IV, Part II"

"The Day of the Locust"

Nessin Hosnani's family estate, from "The Alexandria Quartet", 1957-62

Florida port town, from "All Fall Down", 1960

"The Scarlet Letter", 1850

Church in which opens "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", 1798

"The Mikado"

From "A Clockwork Orange"

Scene of the action in "A Streetcar Named Desire", 1947

"The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea", English translation, 1965

London boarding school, from "The Collector"

From "Bellefleur"

Region bordering Paraguay, in "Candide"

From "The Bride of Lammermoor"

From "Appointment in Samarra", 1934

Gathering place of a religious sect, from "Silas Marner"

Home of Jekyll's friend and medical colleague in "The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"

Louisiana cotton plantation in "Uncle Tom's Cabin"

Congolese village, from "A Burnt-Out Case", 1961

Estate of the Galais family, from "Le Grand Meaulnes"

Georgia home of Jeeter Lester, in "Tobacco Road", 1932

Beach house in Malibu, from "Myra Breckinridge"

German resort where Deronda meets Gwendolen, from "Daniel Deronda", 1876

French village in "Le Grand Meaulnes"

French village in "Le Grand Meaulnes"

Village near Pablo's camp, from "For Whom the Bell Tolls"

Small North Carolina town in "The Web and the Rock", 1939; and "You Can't Go Home Again", 1940

"The Satyricon"

Island depicted in "Gulliver's Travels" (1726)

Uninhabited island in the Pacific, from "The Mysterious Island", English translation, 1875

Village in "Tom Jones"

Small fishing village on the coast of Wales, from "Under Milk Wood", 1954

Gambling club from "The Glass Key", 1931

Modest home in Brooklyn, from "Death of a Salesman", 1949

Home of the Bennet family, in "Pride and Prejudice", 1813

Regional capital, from "A Burnt-Out Case"

Small Vermont township in the poem 'The Mountain' from the collection "North of Boston", 1914

Town on the banks of the Mohawk River in New York State, from "An American Tragedy", 1925

Village in Colombia founded by José Arcadio Buendia in "One Hundred Years of Solitude"

"Zorba the Greek"; English translation, 1952

"Six Characters in Search of an Author", English translation, 1922

Center of an occult ritual, from "Henry VI, Part II"

"Steppenwolf", English translation, 1929

From "Poor Folk", English translation, 1887

Maryland plantation in "The Sot-Weed Factor", 1960

Setting for "Animal Farm", 1945

From the novel "Acquainted with Grief", 1938

Family estate of Nikolai Kirsanov, from "Fathers and Sons", English translation, 1867

"Silas Marner"

Jude's hometown village in Wessex, from "Jude the Obscure", 1895

Willie Stark's home town, from "All the King's Men", 1946

Setting for "To Kill a Mockingbird", 1960

County seat in Alabama, from "To Kill a Mockingbird", 1960

Old building near the real English village of Chigwell, from "Barnaby Rudge" , 1841

Drinking establishment in "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"

English village in "Jude the Obscure"

Bar in Amsterdam, from "The Fall", English translation, 1957

"The Heart is a Lonely Hunter", 1940

Hometown of Dwayne Hoover, in "Breakfast of Champions", 1973

From the poem, "Ruslan and Lyudmila", English translation, 1936

Soloman Gill's shop in "Dombey and Son"

Informal name for Mike's Church of All Worlds, from "Stranger in a Strange Land"

Capital of Lilliput, from "Gulliver's Travels"

"Breakfast of Champions, 1973

Wooded hills above Llareggub in "Under Milk Wood"

"Nineteen Eighty-Four"

"Tropic of Cancer", 1934

Place where Kumalo meets Msimangu, from "Cry, The Beloved Country", 1948

"The Color Purple"

Girls' school in "Vanity Fair", 1848

Memphis brothel in "The Reivers"

London home of Molly Jacob, from 'The Golden Notebook", 1962

Spiritual retreat of Alyosha Karamazov and the saintly Father Zossima, from "The Brothers Karamazov"

Kentucky senator Tolliver's mansion, from "Night Rider"

Company-owned coal mining town in northeastern France, from "Germinal", 1885

Evil place in "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings"

From "Dubliners", 1914

Island peak on Anapopei, from "The Naked and the Dead"

Suburb of Brewer in the "Rabbit" novels

From the poem, "Endymion", 1818

Mountain dwelling of the gods, in "The Birds"

Missouri town in "Poor White", 1920

Apartment where Alex lives with his parents, from "A Clockwork Orange"

Scene where singer dies suddenly on stage, "The Plague", English trans., 1948

Log cabin on an island in Glimmerglass Lake, from "The Deerslayer"

Resort town on the Atlantic coast in "The Wapshot Chroncile"

Mountainous region surrounding Lake Noir, from "Bellefleur"

Arid and impoverished Zulu village, from "Cry, The Beloved Country"

Estate rented by Mr Bingley in "Pride and Prejudice"

Harbor town on Long Island in "The Winter of Our Discontent", 1961

Town in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", 1962

Setting for the delayed consummation of the marriage, in "Tess of the d'Ubervilles"

From "Brave New World"

From "Giles Goat-Boy", 1966

"Giles Goat-Boy"

Estate belonging to the widow Anna Odintzov, from "Fathers and Sons"

A series of tenement rooms in "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn", 1943

From the poem, "Dulce Et Decorum Est", 1920

Sussex home of the widowed Mrs Dashwood in "Sense and Sensibility"

Cossack village in "The Cossacks", 1863

Shabby London neighborhood in "The Prince and the Pauper", 1881

Island home of Calypso in "The Odyssey"

Abandoned plantation house in "Sanctuary", 1931

West African village, from "The Color Purple", 1982

"As You Like It"

Rectangular country whose capital is Emerald City

Industrial area of Chicago, from "The Jungle", 1906

Isabel's home in Rome, in "The Portrait of a Lady", 1881

Estate of Squire Allworthy in Glastonbury, from "Tom Jones", 1749

From "Brave New World

Paris slum, from "Cousin Bette"

Place where the prince is accidentally imprisoned in "The Prince and the Pauper"

Well-ordered home of Mr Darcy in "Pride and Prejudice"

Residential military school, from "Catcher in the Rye"

Tourist lodge on the River Arno, in "A Room With a View"

Whaling ship commanded by Captain Ahab in "Moby Dick"

From "Les Misérables"

From "The Awakening", 1899

Manhattan speakeasy in "The Thin Man"

Place on Crete where the Boss meets Zorba in "Zorba the Greek"

Home of the Ponder family, "The Ponder Heart"

Lowly French hotel, from "The Count of Monte-Cristo", English translation, 1946

New Baytown neighborhood in "The Winter of Our Discontent"

Miss Lonleyheart's workplace, from "Miss Lonleyhearts", 1933

Center of social life, from "The House on Mango Street", 1984

North Carolina town obviously modeled after Chapel Hill; "Look Homeward, Angel"

Mexican town in "Under the Volcano", 1947

Ship that the Pequod encounters in "Moby Dick"

Home of Arthur "Boo" Radley in "To Kill a Mockingbird"

Location of Act II from "Cyrano de Bergerac"

Village gathering place in "Silas Marner"

"This Side of Paradise" , 1920

New England town in "Lolita"

"Man and Superman", 1905

From "The Cherry Orchard", drama; English translation, 1908

Village in central England, "Silas Marner", 1861

"The Bride of Lammermoor", 1819

Gloomy abode of the clergyman, from "Crome Yellow"

Home of Squire Cass, from "Silas Marner"

Place where Gitche Manitou calls the tribes together to make peace, "The Song of Hiawatha", 1855

Home of Lady Catherine de Bourgh in "Pride and Prejudice"

Modeled after the German spa town of Baden-Baden, from "The Gambler", 1866

Complete with vine-covered walls and balcony, from "Cyrano de Bergerac"

Island in the stories of the giant Pantagruel; 1552

Street on which Gérard lives, from "Les Enfants Terribles", English translation, 1930

Jean Valjean and Cosette's nice rented home, from "Les Misérables", English translation, 1862

Large house in Newport, Rhode Island, from "The Sirens of Titan"

French village in "Le Grand Meaulnes"

French village in "Le Grand Meaulnes"; English translation 1928

Subterranean gallery beneath Iceland, from "Voyage to the Centre of the Earth"

Dr. Creakle's school, from "David Copperfield"

"The Crucible"; drama, 1953

From "The Chosen", 1967

A defensive perimeter around Merlin's Cave, from "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court"

Farm at the outskirts of Jefferson, from "Sanctuary"

Decaying mansion house of Miss Havisham, from "Hard Times"

Hollywood romminghouse, from "The Day of the Locust", 1939

Meeting place, imitating the British Parliament, from "Lord of the Flies", 1954

Mountain peak near the town of Roulettenberg, from "The Gambler"

Private London hospital, from "Dracula"

Tristram's birthplace, from "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gent.", 1759-1767

In the story, "The Facts in the Case of Mr. Valdemar"

From "Cry, the Beloved Country"

Kentucky farm in "Uncle Tom's Cabin", 1852

Small Jewish village near Kiev, from "The Fixer", 1966

From "The Merchant of Venice"

"Giles Goat-Boy"

Mississippi town, from "The Ponder Heart"

Dantès' palatial hideaway, from "The Count of Monte-Cristo"

Parisian nunnery in "Cyrano de Bergerac"

Town of Karamazov's home, from "The Brothers Karamazov", English translation, 1912

Summer estate of Mrs Stavrogin, from "The Possessed", English translation, 1913

Small Dutch community in New York, from "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", 1820

Island republic in "Cat's Cradle", 1963

Beguiling island in the Pacific Northwest, from "Snow Falling on Cedars", 1994

"Moby Dick", 1851

Automobile dealership in the "Rabbit" novels

Poor street in Camden Town, from "Dombey and Son", 1846-1848

State prison, from "A Clockwork Orange", 1962

Small Massachusetts town in "The Wapshot Chronicle", 1957

Los Angeles home of General Sternwood, in "The Big Sleep", 1939

"Cat and Mouse", English translation, 1963

From "The Fountainhead", 1943

Street where the main character lives, from "Crime and Punishment", first English translation, 1886

Site of K's execution in "The Trial"

Sleepy riverfront village where Huck lives with the Widow Douglas, from "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"

Imaginary utopia in the preachings of Moses, the raven, from "Animal Farm"

Represented by a disembodied voice, from "Momento Mori", 1959

English tavern that is the poem's starting point, from "Canterbury Tales", first transcribed, 1387-1400

"Tess of the d'Ubervilles", 1891

Fashionable house of the Tantamount family, "Point Counterpoint"

Elegant plantation home of Gerald O'Hara, from "Gone With the Wind", 1936

Alabama city in "Wise Blood", 1952

English merchant bank, from "A Tale of Two Cities", 1859

House coveted by Hedda Gabler, from "Hedda Gabler"; drama, first performed, 1891

"Lady Chatterly's Lover", 1928

Home of 'the Duke of Athens', from "A Midsummer Night's Dream"

Thinking school run by Socrates, from "The Clouds"

Church on the Loire built by Gargantua, from "Gargantua and Pantagruel", first complete edition, 1567

Home of the Barnes family, from "The Bulwark", 1946

Mr Rochester's House in 'Jane Eyre'

Temporary winter camp at the mouth of the White River, from "The Call of the Wild", 1903

Home of the Linton family in "Wuthering Heights", 1847

Home of the Brook sisters in Middlemarch

Medieval court of the emperor of Japan, in the operetta libretto for "The Mikado"

Boardinghouse in "Martin Chuzzlewit"

Resembling Salinas Valley in California, from "In Dubious Battle", 1936

"Giles Goat-Boy"

Planet to which Billy Pilgrim was taken in a saucer, from "Slaughterhouse-Five"

Ranch in the Salinas Valley of California, from "East of Eden", 1952

Small market town four miles from St. Botolphs in "The Wapshot Chronicle"

Hacienda of the Trueba family, from "The House of the Spirits", 1982

"The Satyricon", first transcribed, c. 60; English translation, 1694

Lush wooded island in "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym", 1838

"The Mill on the Floss", 1860

"Candide"

Place where Nat is born, from "The Confessions of Nat Turner", 1967

Plantation home of the Wilkes family, from "Gone With the Wind"

Village where Okonkwo and his family live, from "Things Fall Apart"

Richly appointed office at the Academy of Dramatic Arts from "Myra Breckinridge"

"The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gent."

Meeting place where Jurgis finds new meaning in his life; "The Jungle"

US Navy destroyer-minesweeper, from "The Caine Mutiny", 1951

Small village in "The Possessed"

Island society, 1516

Home of Jekyll's lawyer in "The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", 1886

From "The Great Gatsby"

"Typee", 1846

Home to several hundred monks who represent backward beliefs, from "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court"

"Typee"

Country estate in "Doctor Zhivago", English translation, 1958

School and boardinghouse close to the Luxembourg Gardens, from "The Counterfeiters", 1925

"Remembrance of Things Past", English translation, 1922-1931

Pretty little town in the Franche-Comté, from "The Red and the Black", English translation, 1898

Run-down London building where Winston Smith lives, in "Nineteen Eighty-Four", 1949

"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"

60-acre farm in Georgia, from "God's Little Acre", 1933

Small German town in "The Sorrows of Young Werther", English translation, 1780

Private asylum, from "The Bell Jar", 1963

Rural farmhouse in "The Good Earth", 1931

"Cancer Ward", 1968

Domain of King Dahfu, from "Henderson the Rain King", 1959

Decaying, melancholy mansion near the Maypole Inn, from "Barnaby Rudge"

English farming village in Wessex, from "Far From the Madding Crowd"

Government-run camp for migrant workers in "The Grapes of Wrath", 1939

English county in "Far From the Madding Crowd", 1874

"The Castle"

Rocket ship left over from the abandoned US space program, from "The Sirens of Titan"

"Moby Dick"

"Man and Superman", 1905

Scene of Tom's seduction in "Tom Jones"

From "Catcher in the Rye"

Small town on the eastern shore of Maryland, from "The End of the Road", 1958

"The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gent."

Shabby Los Angeles hotel in "The Sirens of Titan"

"Breakfast of Champions", 1973

Home of Lucy Honeychurch, from "A Room With a View", 1908

Midwestern state, from "Elmer Gantry", 1927

Site of the wedding, from "The Member of the Wedding"

Automobile in "The Reivers", 1962

Isolated tower on a narrow precipitous peninsula, from "The Bride of Lammermoor"

Kingdom lying under England whose access is a rabbit hole

Massachusetts town, from "The Ambassadors", 1903

"Lady Chatterly's Lover"

Vision in a dream, the poem, 1816

"Tarzan the Untamed", 1919

Site of the cell of Bishop Tikhon in "The Possessed"

Town in upstate New York, from "Wonderland", 1971

Home county of Addie and Anse Bundren, from "As I Lay Dying", 1930

Town in the Ural Mountains, from "Doctor Zhivago"

City in the state of Winnemac from "Babbitt", 1922

Last home of Oliver Ward, from "Angle of Repose", 1971