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  • The Manchurian Candidate/Related Articles
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  • Mile High (novel)/Related Articles
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  • The Oldest Confession/Related Articles
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  • The Keener's Manual
    ..., and ''[[Any God Will Do]]''. Only his second, and most famous novel, ''[[The Manchurian Candidate]]'', derived its title elsewhere.<ref>For a website about "The Keener's Man ...al'': "I am you and you are me and what have we done to each other?"<ref>''The Manchurian Candidate'', Richard Condon, American paperback edition, N.A.L. Signet Books, New Yor
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  • The Manchurian Candidate
    ''' ''The Manchurian Candidate'' ''', first published by McGraw-Hill in 1959, is the second and most famou {{Image|The Manchurian Candidate paperback.jpg|right|150px|The cover of a 1962 Signet Books paperback editio
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  • Some Angry Angel: A Mid-Century Faerie Tale
    ...itical thrillers such as its immediate predecessor, the far better-known [[The Manchurian Candidate|Manchurian Candidate]]. Although Condon is still remembered today for a nu
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  • Prizzi's Honor
    ...ad collaborated with Condon on the screenplay for the film adaptation of ''The Manchurian Candidate'', wrote: ...orable long review, comparing it to Condon's previously best-known book, [[The Manchurian Candidate]]:
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  • And Then We Moved to Rossenarra
    ...and famous; today he is most remembered for his 1960 political thriller [[The Manchurian Candidate]] and for his four later novels about a family of New York gangsters named ...larly his first one, ''The Oldest Confession'', and his most famous one, ''The Manchurian Candidate''.
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  • An Infinity of Mirrors
    ...from 1958 through 1961, Condon was already widely known as the author of [[The Manchurian Candidate]] and was the recipient of a so-called "Condon Cult". He then took three y ...appear in this grim foray into Hitler-corrupted Germany, but the author of The Manchurian Candidate has turned from dismayed humor to dismaying homily. Condon's current prince
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  • Any God Will Do
    ...the course of the book trying to determine his parentage. Except for ''[[The Manchurian Candidate]]'', all of Condon's previous books had displayed a robust interest in food ...e is not nearly enough madness in the narrative methods of Richard Condon (The Manchurian Candidate). What the author intends is a black comedy on the peril of an obsessive de
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  • Richard Condon/Citable Version
    ...today he is primarily remembered for two of his works: an early book, ''[[The Manchurian Candidate]]'' of 1959, and, many years later, for four novels about a family of New Y Although not perhaps actually originated by Condon himself, his use of "the Manchurian Candidate" made that phrase a part of the English language. [[Frank Rich]], for examp
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  • The Ecstasy Business
    ...lly famous at the time of its publication, primarily because of his 1959 [[The Manchurian Candidate|Manchurian Candidate]], this book was, somewhat surprisingly given his back
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  • Richard Condon
    ...today he is primarily remembered for two of his works: an early book, ''[[The Manchurian Candidate]]'' of 1959, and, many years later, for four novels about a family of New Y Although not perhaps actually originated by Condon himself, his use of "the Manchurian Candidate" made that phrase a part of the English language. [[Frank Rich]], for examp
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  • Prizzi's Glory
    ...ad collaborated with Condon on the screenplay for the film adaptation of ''The Manchurian Candidate'', wrote: ...eing his most famous book, ''The Manchurian Candidate''. The epigraph in ''The Manchurian Candidate'', however, "I am you and you are me /and what have we done to each other?"
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  • Mile High (novel)
    ...y famous at the time of its publication, primarily because of his 1959 ''[[The Manchurian Candidate|Manchurian Candidate]]'', Condon had begun to lose the respect of critics w ...d in most of his earlier novels. Only his second, and most famous work, ''The Manchurian Candidate'', had not previously used doggerel from the ''Manual'' as a title source.
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  • The Oldest Confession
    ...seum in [[Spain]], it engendered, along with other early works such as ''[[The Manchurian Candidate]]'', a relatively brief Condon cult. Superficially it is what today would b ...vel has the sound and shape of a bagful of cats. In The Oldest Confession, The Manchurian Candidate and Some Angry Angel, Condon garnered fans with accounts, written in messia
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  • Prizzi's Family
    ...ad collaborated with Condon on the screenplay for the film adaptation of ''The Manchurian Candidate'', wrote:
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  • Prizzi's Money
    ...ad collaborated with Condon on the screenplay for the film adaptation of ''The Manchurian Candidate'', wrote:
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/August 6, 2008
    ...se has entered the English language? I see it all the time: "So-and-so is the Manchurian Candidate of the Democratic/Republican Party".... Will do at least one major edit of
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  • Korean War/Bibliography
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