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594:. He is saved by young Lucy, the former owner of the escaped hutch rabbits, who shows him to the local doctor before releasing him. Upon returning to Watership, Hazel effects a lasting peace and friendship between the remaining Efrafans and the Watership rabbits. Some time later, Hazel and Campion, the intelligent new chief of Efrafa, send rabbits to start a new warren at Caesar's Belt, to relieve the effects of overcrowding at both their warrens.
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Collings, to accept "a book as bizarre by an unknown writer which had been turned down by the major London publishers; but," she continued, "it was also dazzlingly brave and intuitive." Collings had little capital and could not pay an advance but "he got a review copy onto every desk in London that mattered." Adams wrote that it was
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Efrafan does to oppose Woundwort and his council, as they are unable to reproduce because of overcrowding. Woundwort orders her group to be broken up and scattered across the warren; however, she and several friends escape Efrafa with Bigwig. Like Fiver, she has visions, but has
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Tree" in Lapine, and there is only one rowan near the warren. He is Silver's uncle, and the cool and detached leader of the
Sandleford Warren. He believes in the gift of foresight, but dismisses Fiver's fears, believing rabbits can best weather any dangers by sitting tight. He is presumed killed when
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Nuthanger Farm, where they find a rabbit hutch. Despite their uncertainty about living wild, the four hutch rabbits are willing to come to Watership. Two nights later, Hazel leads a raid on the farm, which frees two does and a buck
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of the novel. A fearless, cunning and brutally efficient rabbit who was orphaned at a young age and raised by humans, Woundwort escaped, founded the Efrafa warren, and is its tyrannical chief. Though larger and stronger than Bigwig, he lacks mercy and kindness. He even leads an attack to destroy the
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Owslafa (Council Police) in Efrafa, said to be one of the most hated rabbits in the warren. He is ordered to kill Fiver during the Watership attack, but Fiver calmly prophesies his death, and he flees in terror. He disappears during the retreat back to Efrafa,
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Downriver, the punt strikes a bridge, killing one doe. Once the rabbits are back on shore, they begin the long journey home, losing one more doe to a fox along the way. As they near Watership, they come across Captain Campion and his Efrafan patrol, who have been tracking them. Blackavar advises
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was rejected seven times before it was accepted by Rex Collings. The one-man London publisher Collings wrote to an associate, "I've just taken on a novel about rabbits, one of them with extra-sensory perception. Do you think I'm mad?" The associate did call it "a mad risk," in her obituary of
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Buck rabbit who escapes with Holly during the destruction of Sandleford. He tells jokes (often in rhyme) to cope, and to help himself and Holly recover from the mental strain of seeing the Sandleford warren destroyed and Pimpernel killed by Cowslip's rabbits. He, like Dandelion, is also a
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essay "Male Chauvinist Rabbits", Selma G. Lanes alleges that the does are only "instruments of reproduction to save his male rabbits' triumph from becoming a hollow victory." Lanes argued that this view of female rabbits came from Adams rather than his source text, Ronald Lockley's
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interview about the religious symbolism in the novel, Adams said the story was "nothing like that at all". He said the rabbits in Watership Down did not worship; however, "they believed passionately in El-ahrairah." Adams explained that he meant the book to be "only a made-up
659:, indicates that he is the smallest of a litter of five or more rabbits.) As a seer, he has visions and strong instincts. He is shy, kind, and intelligent, and though he does not directly act as a leader, the others listen to and follow his advice. Vilthuril becomes his mate.
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While they were imprisoned in Efrafa, Holly's group had met an Efrafan doe named Hyzenthlay, who wishes to leave the warren and can recruit other does to join in the escape. Hazel and Blackberry devise a plan to rescue Hyzenthlay's group and bring them to Watership Down.
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named it the 86th greatest cartoon of all time. But, "lovable bunnies notwithstanding, younger children might be troubled by the more graphic scenes. Numerous rabbits die in bloody fights, while one gets choked by a snare and another is snatched by a bird of prey."
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An Efrafan doe - her name's translation is never given. She escapes Efrafa with Bigwig, Hyzenthlay and the other does. She becomes Fiver's mate, and is said to be the only one to understand him as well as Hazel. One of their kittens, Threar, becomes a seer like his
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Watership warren as an act of revenge against Bigwig's stealing does from Efrafa, an attack defeated by Hazel's ingenuity and Bigwig's bravery. After fighting the Nuthanger farm dog, he disappears completely, and many rabbits remain unsure if he still lives or not.
372:... improvised off the top of head, as were driving along". The daughters insisted he write it down—"they were very, very persistent". After some delay he began writing in the evenings and completed it 18 months later. The book is dedicated to the two girls.
1228:... in no sense an allegory or parable or any kind of political myth. I simply wrote down a story I told to my little girls." Instead, he explained, the "let-in" religious stories of El-ahrairah were meant more as legendary tales, similar to a rabbit
1397:"now fit rather uneasily into the modern world of consideration of both sexes". He contrasted Hazel's sensitivity to Fiver with the "far more mechanical" attitude of the bucks towards the does portrayed as "little more than passive baby-factories".
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Another mythical folk hero, Rabscuttle is El-ahrairah's second-in-command and Owsla Captain. He participates in many of El-ahrairah's capers. He is considered to be almost as clever as his chief. His name may be a reference to a rabbit's "scut", or
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identifies the community and hero motifs: "he hero's journey into a realm of terrors to bring back some boon to save himself and his people" is a powerful element in Adams's tale. This theme derives from the author's exposure to the works of
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406:, in 1944. The character of Hazel, the leader of the group of rabbits, was modelled on Adams's commanding officer, Major John Gifford. He gave the warrior Bigwig the personality of Captain Desmond Kavanagh, who is buried at the
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Bigwig infiltrates Efrafa in the guise of a 'hlessi' (a wandering rabbit unattached to any warren). He is recruited into the Efrafan Owsla by Woundwort, while Hazel and several other Watership rabbits hide across the nearby
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Two of the hutch does, who escape in order to live with the wild rabbits. Clover's mate, Laurel, does not escape with her and allows himself to be taken back to the hutch by the farmer. Later, Holly becomes Clover's new
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notes that the book quickly achieved such a high popularity despite the fact that it "came out at a high price and in an unattractive jacket from a publisher who had hardly been heard of." Fred Inglis, in his book
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adventure story, with moments of such tension that the helplessly involved reader finds himself checking whether things are going to work out all right on the next page before daring to finish the preceding one."
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in which the main characters are talking rabbits, published in 1976 by Fantasy Games Unlimited. It introduced several innovations to role-playing game design, being the first game to allow players to have
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roles, as well as the first with detailed martial arts and skill systems. Fantasy Games Unlimited published a second edition of the game in 1982, and the game was modified and republished by
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The sturdy and level-headed nephew of Sandleford's Chief Rabbit. At Sandleford, he is teased for his pale grey fur (his namesake) and accused of getting his position in the Owsla through
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and presumed dead; Fiver's visions prompt him and Blackberry to return and rescue Hazel. When the embassy to Efrafa returns soon after, Hazel and his rabbits learn that Efrafa is a
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to frighten rabbit kits. Kehaar rejoins his colony, but continues to visit the rabbits every winter. He refuses to search for Woundwort, showing that even he still fears him.
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in Chicago by John Hildreth. This production was directed by Katie McLean Hainsworth and the cast included Scott T. Barsotti, Chris Daley, Paul S. Holmquist, and Mandy Walsh.
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named Kehaar, they discover a nearby warren called Efrafa, which is overcrowded. At Hazel's request, Holly leads a small embassy to Efrafa to present their request for does.
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as General Woundwort. It received generally positive reviews, with praise for the performances of its voice cast, but received criticism for its tone and the quality of the
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Resh Thomas, Jane (4 August 1974). "Old Worlds and New: Anti-Feminism in Watership Down".
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Masterplots II: Juvenile and Young Adult Fiction Series
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in 1978 and, from 1999 to 2001, an animated children's
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and seek a place to establish a new home (the hill of
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for Best Original Music Score for a Dramatic Series.
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3881:"George Butterworth – Scenes From Watership Down"
3858:Watership Down: Read by Roy Dotrice. Talking Book
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2964:Mano, D. Keith (26 April 1974). "Banal Bunnies".
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2335:. CBS Radio Stations News Service. Archived from
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332:"To Juliet and Rosamund, remembering the road to
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3447:Sherry, Kevin F. (June 2002). "Watership Down".
1476:album. In 1977 he released the all instrumental
383:. The two later became friends, embarking on an
6025:Guardian Children's Fiction Prize-winning works
4122:Kelly, Sean (November 1974). "Watergate Down".
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3150:. California Young Reader Medal. Archived from
2654:. New York, London, Toronto, Sydney: Scribner.
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1764:In 2002, a two-part, two-hour dramatisation of
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999:servant of the god Frith who appears in rabbit
611:Hazel departs Watership Down with El-ahrairah.
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3764:. No. 4100. 3 October 2002. p. 129.
3105:. Burnaby Public Library. 2007. Archived from
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2597:. England, UK: Penguin Books. pp. 18–20.
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2855:Classical and Modern Literature: A Quarterly
2410:"Ronald Lockley, of Rabbit Fame, Dies at 96"
1424:... damages the novel in only a minor way".
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6010:Carnegie Medal in Literature winning works
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3479:Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television
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2462:Van der Ploeg, Harry (15 February 2020).
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1565:Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation
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289:; the published book then won the annual
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3958:. Newport Beach, Calif.: Books on Tape.
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3045:Rachel Kadish (September–October 2011).
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2680:"Lapine: The Language Of Watership Down"
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3197:(1993). "Afterword". In Richard Adams,
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2382:"Ronald Lockley: Find More Like This".
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4172:The Internet Book Database of Fiction
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2329:"Audio Interview with Richard Adams"
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2150:"Watership Down (by) Richardo Adams"
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3990:Watership Down read by Andrew Sachs
3987:Adams, Richard (27 November 1997).
3343:. lettersofnote.com. Archived from
2949:(22 December 1972). "Animal Epic".
2713:The Dictionary of Made-Up Languages
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2135:"Watership Down (by) Richard Adams"
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1799:, with musical background—music by
1768:by Neville Teller was broadcast by
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6035:Novels adapted into radio programs
5864:LGBT themes in speculative fiction
5190:Works inspired by J. R. R. Tolkien
4098:"Season 3, Episode 18 Monstourage"
3902:Richard Adams; Alexander Scourby.
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3601:Prudom, Laura (23 December 2018).
3201:. London: Puffin Modern Classics.
2266:Sally Eckhoff (26 November 1996).
2197:
1805:Academy of St Martin in the Fields
1560:... to get to the beating heart".
1488:The Prince with a Thousand Enemies
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456:The real Watership Down, near the
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6070:Children's books set in Hampshire
6000:British novels adapted into plays
5995:British novels adapted into films
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3855:Adams, Richard (1 January 1976).
3649:Gardner, Lyn (22 November 2006).
2804:(18 March 1974). "Rabbit, Read".
1828:was adapted into a four-cassette
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1367:Guardian Children's Fiction Prize
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144:Guardian Children's Fiction Prize
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3758:"Classic Serial: Watership Down"
3680:Sam Marlowe (29 November 2006).
3366:Phil Villarreal (15 July 2005).
3219:Lanes, Selma G. (30 June 1974).
2549:Adams, Richard. "Introduction".
2509:"Words Interview, Richard Adams"
2481:Stead, Sam (19 September 2023).
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1492:Music Inspired by Watership Down
882:; pictured with summer plumage).
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1586:Watership Down (1999 TV series)
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140:Carnegie Medal (literary award)
39:Watership Down (disambiguation)
6060:Novels about rabbits and hares
4021:Adams, Richard (21 May 2010).
2765:Bridgman, Joan (August 2000).
2529:Quigly, Isabel (8 June 1996).
2390:The Private Life of the Rabbit
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2032:FernGully: The Last Rainforest
1544:. The film featured the song "
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1407:The Private Life of the Rabbit
1119:The Hero with a Thousand Faces
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326:Origin and publication history
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4046:Adams, Richard (7 May 2019).
3524:Alex Ritman (27 April 2016).
3428:. Channel 4. 27 February 2005
3404:World Science Fiction Society
3174:"The Big Read: Top 100 Books"
3089:. Retrieved 27 February 2018.
3047:"Whose Parable Is It Anyway?"
2787:– via The Free Library.
2242:. Retrieved 8 September 2012.
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1371:California Young Reader Medal
1003:as a kind of analogue to the
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148:California Young Reader Medal
131:413 (first edition) plus maps
6065:Children's books about death
4142:"Dimension 20: Burrow's End"
2327:Swaim, Don (10 April 1985).
2238:publication contents at the
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2004:The Animals of Farthing Wood
1960:Children's literature portal
1235:
1180:"what-if" book: what if the
389:Voyage Through the Antarctic
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4892:The Encyclopedia of Fantasy
3733:GURPS Bunnies & Burrows
2507:Vine, Phillip (July 1985),
2268:"Tales from Watership Down"
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1906:The November 1974 issue of
1903:, in place of the rabbits.
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3475:"Canada's Awards Database"
2906:"Interview: Richard Adams"
2234:Tales from Watership Down
2208:"Interview: Richard Adams"
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1402:New York Times Book Review
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4495:Tales from Watership Down
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4427:
4378:Watership Down, Hampshire
4346:Tales from Watership Down
4337:
4311:
4259:The Ghost of Thomas Kempe
4254:
4245:
4235:
4230:
4194:—editorial by Rich Policz
4162:at the Internet Book List
4027:. Blackstone Audio, Inc.
3284:"Books in Brief: Fiction"
3221:"Male Chauvinist Rabbits"
2767:"Richard Adams at Eighty"
2751:. Salem Press, Inc. 1991.
2583:. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
2537:. Retrieved 26 July 2012.
2388:In 1964 he had published
2256:at the Internet Book List
2253:Tales from Watership Down
2125:. Retrieved 26 July 2012.
1732:inspired the creation of
1430:Tales from Watership Down
1381:Criticism of gender roles
1365:. He also won the annual
1348:
1059:has been described as an
1051:
1037:Tales from Watership Down
503:Part 2: On Watership Down
319:Tales from Watership Down
209:Tales from Watership Down
203:
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32:Watership Down, Hampshire
5980:British adventure novels
5195:World Fantasy Convention
4248:Carnegie Medal recipient
3936:. The Mind's Eye. 1984.
2650:Adams, Richard (2005) .
2531:"Obituary: Rex Collings"
1988:Rabbits and hares portal
1759:
1461:
1137:characters and those in
1126:" theory, also based on
1079:, creating a story with
947:means "the sun/sunrise".
6050:Novels set in Hampshire
6045:Novels set in Berkshire
6040:Novels by Richard Adams
5263:Fire-breathing monsters
4487:Short story collections
4170:publication history at
4052:. Blackstone Audio, Inc
3954:Adams, Richard (1990).
3625:"Watership Down (2018)"
3603:"WATERSHIP DOWN REVIEW"
3426:"100 Greatest Cartoons"
3341:"I HATE 'Bright Eyes'!"
3319:"Watership Down (1978)"
3081:29 January 2013 at the
2880:Adams, Richard (2005).
2772:The Contemporary Review
2618:Adams, Richard (2005).
2593:Adams, Richard (1974).
2437:Adams, Richard (1990).
2297:Adams, Richard (1974).
2090:Professional librarians
1807:under the direction of
1684:in London. Directed by
1497:
1101:The Contemporary Review
400:Operation Market Garden
351:"Master Rabbit I saw" —
5014:Dungeons & Dragons
3651:"Down the rabbit hole"
3530:The Hollywood Reporter
3481:. 2003. Archived from
2931:"Pick of the Warren".
1929:Dungeons & Dragons
1046:television adaptations
883:
512:
465:
394:In his autobiography,
356:
338:
5965:1972 children's books
5080:International Fantasy
4372:Bunnies & Burrows
4188:"Life and Society on
4181:title listing at the
3993:. Penguin Books Ltd.
3923:– via WorldCat.
3792:"nevilleteller.co.uk"
3245:Lanes, Selma (2004).
3014:Inglis, Fred (1981).
2579:title listing at the
2179:"Classics of Fantasy"
1734:Bunnies & Burrows
1725:Bunnies & Burrows
1573:100 Greatest Cartoons
1504:Watership Down (film)
1437:Ownership controversy
1427:Adams's 1996 sequel,
1219:When asked in a 2007
1114:comparative mythology
989:Black Rabbit of Inlé:
873:
545:run by the ferocious
510:
455:
349:
330:
299:animated feature film
6015:Debut fantasy novels
5884:Supernatural fiction
4961:Fantastic Adventures
3485:on 17 September 2007
3076:Carnegie Winner 1972
2719:. pp. 125–126.
2557:U.S. edition, 2005.
2214:. BBC. 16 March 2007
1711:was adapted for the
1630:2018 animated series
1571:'s 2006 documentary
897:Norwegian Resistance
787:Haystack and Clover:
414:, The Netherlands.
281:was Richard Adams's
37:For other uses, see
5975:1972 fantasy novels
5960:1972 British novels
5185:Tolkien's influence
4898:Fantasy Masterworks
4851:Television programs
4659:Fairy tale parodies
4460:The Girl in a Swing
4203:by John D. Rateliff
3796:nevilleteller.co.uk
3738:Steve Jackson Games
3712:lifelinetheatre.com
3380:on 27 December 2008
3112:on 28 November 2007
2824:The English Journal
2743:"Watership Downs".
2342:on 18 February 2008
2185:on 28 December 2008
2018:The Constant Rabbit
1779:, was broadcast on
1747:Steve Jackson Games
1512:wrote and directed
1466:In the early 1970s
1359:Library Association
1353:Adams won the 1972
1215:Religious symbolism
919:Mythical characters
698:Speedwell and Acorn
448:Part 1: The Journey
58:First edition cover
48:
6030:Novels about death
5407:Damsel in distress
5175:Mythopoeic Society
4776:Paranormal romance
4691:Historical fantasy
4676:Fantasy of manners
4630:Children's fantasy
4130:: 47, 90, 94, 100.
3400:"1979 Hugo Awards"
3373:Arizona Daily Star
3347:on 15 January 2019
3321:. BFI Screenonline
3289:The New York Times
3249:. David R. Godine.
3225:The New York Times
2802:Prescott, Peter S.
2414:The New York Times
2278:on 7 December 2007
2177:Rateliff, John D.
1801:George Butterworth
1662:computer animation
1304:John Rowe Townsend
1030:created by author
1028:fictional language
884:
807:General Woundwort:
513:
466:
227:by English author
46:
5970:1972 debut novels
5942:
5941:
5816:
5815:
5741:Places and events
5203:
5202:
5033:
5032:
4754:Planetary romance
4665:Fairytale fantasy
4620:Alternate history
4608:Sword and sorcery
4599:Action-adventure
4524:
4523:
4386:
4385:
4266:
4265:
4255:Succeeded by
4078:. 22 October 2023
3790:Teller, Neville.
3746:978-1-55634-237-0
3207:978-0-14-036453-8
3176:. BBC. April 2003
3057:on 4 October 2011
2891:978-0-7432-7770-9
2661:978-0-7432-7770-9
2046:Explanatory notes
1815:Alexander Scourby
1738:role-playing game
1719:Role-playing game
1682:Lyric Hammersmith
1594:in the UK and on
1473:Lord of the Rings
1300:is an allegory."
892:black-headed gull
876:black-headed gull
625:Sandleford warren
574:Part 4: Hazel-rah
531:black-headed gull
408:Airborne Cemetery
391:(A. Lane, 1982).
353:Walter de la Mare
334:Stratford-on-Avon
303:television series
249:anthropomorphised
216:
215:
112:Publication place
16:(Redirected from
6077:
6055:Survival fiction
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5442:Occult detective
5214:
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5170:Lovecraft fandom
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4839:highest-grossing
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4800:West‎ern fantasy
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758:Cowslip's warren
631:Hazel/Hazel-rah:
404:Battle of Arnhem
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4996:Weird Tales
4749:Dying Earth
4728:Mythopoeia‎
4706:Low fantasy
4671:Fantastique
4358:Bright Eyes
4312:Adaptations
4006:17 February
3887:17 February
3826:17 February
3801:17 February
3762:Radio Times
3634:25 December
3609:26 December
3586:26 December
3581:Radio Times
3510:Digital Spy
2916:22 February
2717:Adams Media
2069:Wash Common
1997:Animal Farm
1881:James Sturm
1854:Audible.com
1797:Roy Dotrice
1781:BBC Radio 4
1770:BBC Radio 4
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1654:John Boyega
1612:Dawn French
1604:Stephen Fry
1548:", sung by
1546:Bright Eyes
1542:Roy Kinnear
1479:El-Ahrairah
1457:Adaptations
1416:"draws upon
1209:Renaissance
1205:Middle Ages
1107:mythologist
1067:heroic and
1005:grim reaper
982:Rabscuttle:
866:Non-rabbits
838:Hyzenthlay:
774:Nildro-hain
770:Strawberry:
673:Blackberry:
635:protagonist
460:village of
283:debut novel
247:, they are
5949:Categories
5894:Tokusatsu‎
5843:Fairy tale
5786:Dreamworld
5684:Hobgoblins
5619:Witchcraft
5589:Necromancy
5569:Divination
5564:Demonology
5527:Magic ring
5517:Magic item
5500:Ceremonial
5389:Characters
5310:Werewolves
5248:Elementals
5152:Filk music
5100:Mythopoeic
4935:Publishers
4861:Literature
4821:television
4793:Weird West
4733:Omegaverse
4603:Lost world
4574:Literature
4207:Review of
4198:Review of
4107:14 October
4082:23 October
4033:B003NGXOSI
3914:1017729665
3867:B01IW6MGAU
3668:sentences.
3629:Metacritic
3351:14 January
2696:23 January
2468:De Stentor
2073:Sandleford
1918:Sean Kelly
1787:Audiobooks
1754:supplement
1678:Rona Munro
1652:as Hazel,
1608:Rik Mayall
1580:Television
1468:Bo Hansson
1400:In a 1974
1275:picaresque
1230:Robin Hood
1091:, and the
907:The Mouse:
858:Blackavar:
851:Vilthuril:
811:antagonist
739:Pimpernel:
728:fugitives.
686:Buckthorn:
680:Dandelion:
615:Characters
564:River Test
470:Sandleford
462:Kingsclere
412:Oosterbeek
287:manuscript
263:. Evoking
5889:Superhero
5874:Mythology
5771:Lost city
5679:Halflings
5599:Shamanism
5594:Runecraft
5579:Evocation
5437:Magicians
5412:Dark lord
5397:Barbarian
5357:Skeletons
5280:Gargoyles
5258:Familiars
5218:Creatures
4954:Fantastic
4945:Magazines
4788:New weird
4593:Subgenres
4476:Traveller
4419:Works by
4214:Jo Walton
4056:3 October
3883:. discogs
3770:0033-8060
3686:The Times
3148:"Winners"
3061:3 October
2867:0197-2227
2840:1544-6166
2834:: 56–59.
2785:0010-7565
2685:Langmaker
2333:Book Beat
2107:Citations
1852:In 2010,
1830:audiobook
1824:In 1984,
1756:in 1992.
1707:In 2011,
1701:The Times
1672:In 2006,
1616:John Hurt
1569:Channel 4
1522:John Hurt
1387:afterword
1357:from the
1236:Reception
1221:BBC Radio
1185:Cassandra
1159:epic poem
1128:Carl Jung
1065:classical
991:Known as
955:trickster
953:A rabbit
832:Groundsel
809:The main
732:Bluebell:
639:Hazel-rah
464:, in 1975
458:Hampshire
385:Antarctic
261:mythology
237:Hampshire
187:823/.9/14
92:Publisher
5934:Category
5828:Allegory
5704:Mermaids
5674:Gremlins
5639:Centaurs
5574:Egregore
5555:Schools
5522:Grimoire
5482:Elements
5454:Wild man
5374:Unicorns
5362:Vampires
5305:Werecats
5147:Fanspeak
5055:Crawford
5025:Podcasts
4738:Romantic
4721:Mythpunk
4652:Grimdark
4640:Bangsian
4102:TV Guide
3974:21266537
3919:19 April
3736:(1992),
3692:21 March
3688:. London
3661:21 March
3657:. London
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3535:28 April
3489:26 April
3325:28 March
3251:, p. 198
3180:28 March
3116:28 March
3079:Archived
2806:Newsweek
2555:Scribner
2419:26 April
2364:(1972).
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2282:15 March
2218:15 March
2189:21 March
2123:WorldCat
2039:Warriors
2011:Arrietty
1946:See also
1887:Parodies
1795:read by
1743:humanoid
1508:In 1978
1269:: "Adams
1256:Newsweek
1166:Odysseus
1124:monomyth
1083:motifs.
1061:allegory
1001:folklore
993:Inlé-rah
825:Vervain:
746:Threarah
742:rabbits.
719:Hlao-roo
708:nepotism
692:Hawkbit:
605:bogeyman
598:Epilogue
585:Labrador
257:proverbs
253:language
74:Language
5924:Outline
5821:Related
5699:Merfolk
5689:Kobolds
5669:Goblins
5654:Treants
5644:Dwarves
5614:Theurgy
5559:Alchemy
5491:neutral
5459:Witches
5402:Caveman
5367:Zombies
5352:Mummies
5322:Spirits
5273:Dragons
5268:Chimera
5253:Faeries
5070:Gemmell
5065:Gandalf
5020:FĂ©eries
4989:Unknown
4869:Authors
4844:S&S
4584:Sources
4569:History
4444:Shardik
4231:Awards
3230:10 July
3022:204–205
2636:Hrairoo
2340:(audio)
2099:varied.
1932:series
1925:Dropout
1668:Theatre
1646:Netflix
1297:Bonanza
1174:Tolkien
1162:Odyssey
1144:Odyssey
1089:Odyssey
997:phantom
933:Abraham
912:kestrel
888:Kehaar:
854:father.
794:Boxwood
764:Cowslip
714:Pipkin:
704:Silver:
667:Thlayli
663:Bigwig:
657:Hrairoo
620:Rabbits
539:shotgun
468:In the
311:Netflix
245:burrows
241:rabbits
86:Fantasy
18:Owslafa
5793:Castle
5754:Worlds
5749:Quests
5731:Trolls
5709:Mermen
5664:Gnomes
5659:Giants
5432:Heroes
5347:Liches
5342:Ghosts
5332:Undead
5295:Nymphs
5241:Ghouls
5236:Devils
5231:Demons
5226:Angels
5209:Tropes
5160:fandom
5130:Fandom
5110:Saturn
5105:Nebula
5060:Dragon
5045:Balrog
5038:Awards
4879:Comics
4761:Shenmo
4716:Mythic
4701:LitRPG
4696:Isekai
4635:Comedy
4613:Wuxia‎
4517:(1977)
4506:Poetry
4498:(1996)
4479:(1988)
4471:(1984)
4463:(1980)
4455:(1977)
4447:(1974)
4439:(1972)
4428:Novels
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1170:Aeneas
1154:Aeneid
1149:Virgil
1093:Aeneid
1077:Virgil
1052:Themes
970:Anansi
925:Frith:
801:Efrafa
725:Holly:
649:Fiver:
643:Lapine
547:despot
524:hanger
473:warren
402:, the
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269:warren
223:is an
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136:Awards
64:Author
5899:Kaiju
5869:Mecha
5838:Fable
5716:Ogres
5649:Elves
5544:Runes
5495:light
5417:Donor
5379:YĹŤkai
5337:Death
5090:Locus
5006:Other
4968:Locus
4834:Films
4829:Anime
4809:Media
4579:Magic
4252:1972
3775:1 May
3605:. IGN
3451:: 46.
3158:8 May
3110:(PDF)
3103:(PDF)
3087:CILIP
2830:(3).
2513:Words
2272:Salon
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