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Detroit in literature
Detroit, Michigan, and its suburbs, is the setting for a number of novels and short story collections, including:
* Louis-Ferdinand Céline, ''Voyage au bout de la nuit'', 1932 (''Journey to the End of the Night'', 1934)
* Harriette Arnow, ''The Dollmaker'' 1954
* Rainelle Burton, ''The Root Worker, 2001''
* Jim Daniels, ''Detroit Tales'' 2003
* Jeffrey Eugenides, ''The Virgin Suicides'' 1993 and ''Middlesex'' 2002
* Arthur Hailey, ''Wheels'' 1971
* Gary Hardwick, ''The Executioner's Game'' 2005
* William X. Kienzle, ''The Rosary Murders'' 1979
* Elmore Leonard, ''City Primeval: Detroit at High Noon'' 1980
* Joyce Carol Oates, ''them'' 1968
* Harold Robbins, ''The Betsy'' 1971
* James O'Barr, ''The Crow'' 1981
* Marge Piercy, "Braided Lives"
* Patrick O'Leary, ''Door Number Three'' 1995
* Jeffry Scott Hansen Warpath 2003
* Paul Clemens, ''Made in Detroit'' 2005
* Alexander C. Irvine, ''The Narrows'' 2005
* Joe Borri, ''Eight Dogs Named Jack'' 2007
* Frank Anthony Polito, ''Band Fags!'' 2008
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