Talk:The Reivers

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[edit] Clean up tag

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I put up this "clean up" tag. What I meant was this article seemed to be discussing the novel and movie at once, I changed the WikiProject tag above from: {{FilmsWikiProject}} to: {{NovelsWikiProject}} and removed the IMDb link on the article page. I've only seen the movie, so if someone who has read the novel (the expert) could fix the plot section, it would be great. Chipmunk01 00:54, 24 May 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Pulitzer

Changed the number of two-time fiction Pulitzer novel winners to three. Booth Tarkington won the Prize for the Novel twice, and Faulkner and Updike both have two fiction awards. 75.39.131.251 21:35, 7 May 2007