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    -WIKIPEDIA: Ira Levin
    -FILMOGRAPHY: Ira Levin (IMDB)
    -AUTHOR SITE: Welcome to IraLevin.org: The official website of Author Ira Levin
    -ENTRY: Ira Levin American author (Encyclopaedia Britannica)
    -ENTRY: Levin, Ira 1929- (Encyclopedia.com)
    -ENTRY: Ira Levin (Internet Brooadway Database)
    -ENTRY: Ira Levin (Good Reads)
    -ENTRY: Ira Levin (Internet Speculative Fiction Database)
    -ENTRY: Ira Levin (Fantastic Fiction)
    -ENTRY: Ira Levin (Worlds Without End)
    -ENTRY: Ira Levin (TV Tropes)
    -INDEX: Ira Levin (Crime Reads)
    -INDEX: Ira Levin (NY Times)
    -WIKIPEDIA: The Boys from Brazil
    -VIDEO INDEX” “ira levin” (YouTube)
    -INDEX: Ira Levin (Internet Archive)
    -INDEX: Rosemary’s Baby (The Guardian)
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    -OBIT: Ira Levin: US writer best known for Rosemary's Baby, The Stepford Wives and The Boys from Brazil (Christopher Hawtree, 15 Nov 2007, The Guardian)
    -OBIT: Ira Levin, 78; his novels include ‘Rosemary’s Baby,’ ‘Stepford Wives’ (Jon Thurber, Nov. 14, 2007, LA Times)
    -OBIT: Ira Levin, of ‘Rosemary’s Baby,’ Dies at 78 (Margalit Fox, Nov. 14, 2007, NY Times)
    -OBIT: Ira Levin (The Telegraph, 11/15/07)
    -OBIT: Ira Levin, Author of Hit Mystery Play Deathtrap, Dies at 78: Ira Levin, whose five-character mystery thriller Deathtrap was one of the biggest hits in Broadway history and the last major example of its once-bountiful genre, died Nov. 12 of a fatal heart attack in his Manhattan apartment. He was 78. (Robert Simonson, November 13, 2007, Playbill)
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    -RADIO ADAPTATION: The Boys from Brazil (2011) by Ira Levin (read by Alex Jennings, Mysterious Magpie)
    -VIDEO: "Deathtrap" (Bickford Theater, 1998) (The Bickford Theater of Morristown, NJ's production of "Deathtrap", October 1998, written by Ira Levin)
    -ESSAY: “Stuck with Satan”: Ira Levin on the Origins of Rosemary’s Baby: afterword to the 2003 New American Library edition of the novel Rosemary’s Baby (Ira Levin, Nov 5, 2012, Criterion)
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    -ESSAY: The Freudian Gothic Fiction of Ira Levin: "Behind the terse style, there is a poetry to the ironies of Levin’s plots, and there is a brutality that emerges from his intricate imagination." (James Reich, 9/15/23, Crime Reads)
    -ESSAY: The Banality of Evil: Rosemary’s Baby, the Miniseries (Kelsey Osgood, American Reader)
    -ESSAY: Ira Levin and This Perfect Day (Jeff Riggenbach, 12/03/10, Mises Daily)
    -INTERVIEW: An Interview With Ira Levin’s Son As ‘The Boys From Brazil’ Turns 48 (Josh Weiss, Forbes)
    -PODCAST: Ira Levin explained with Professor Hamamoto & Kirby Sommers (Kirby Sommers, Mar 6, 2022, Epstein Project)
    -ESSAY: Ira Levin: A Male Author Who Perfectly Captured the Horrors of Womanhood (Ghoul Digest, July 18, 2023)
    -ESSAY: THE OPEN BOOK ON IRA LEVIN (Michael Carlson, 17 August 2011, Irresistible Targets)
    -ESSAY: The moment(s) when I realised Ira Levin was a genius (Tom Trott, Jul 28, 2021, Medium)
    -ESSAY: The Novels of Ira Levin (Andrew Cartmel, 8/26/18, Narrative Drive)
    -ESSAY: Get Out's paranoid godfather: why Stepford Wives author Ira Levin still gives us nightmares (Tim Robey, 18 March 2017, Telegraph)
    -INTERVIEW: Writers Talking Writers: Chuck Palahniuk on Ira Levin and Claire Dederer on Laurie Colwin (Nick Hilden, Nov 03, 2023, Publishers Weekly)
    -ESSAY: 10 Books That Are Far Scarier Than Their Movie Adaptation (Brad LaCour, Dec 21, 2024, Collider)
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    -REVIEW INDEX: Ira Levin (Kirkus)
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    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil by Ira Levin (Sophia Martelli, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Gene Lyons, NY Times)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Jabberwock)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Madelyn Truitt, eNotes)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (746 Books)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Speesh Reads)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Eric Lee)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Grace Kim, Embryo Project Encyclopedia)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Existential Ennui)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Casey Jaywork)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Yggdrasille)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Story Graph)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Jessica’s Reading Room)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (retroculturati)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Jonathan Lewis, Mystery File)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Watercolor Stain)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Too Many Posts)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Triumph of the Now)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (BookBag)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Pajiba)
    -REVIEW: of The Boys from Brazil (Super Summary)
    -REVIEW: of The Stepford Wives by Ira Levin (NY Times)
    -REVIEW: of The Stepford Wives (The Literary Lioness)
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    -REVIEW: of This Perfect Day by Ira Levin (Thomas J. Fleming, NY Times)
    -REVIEW: of This Perfect Day by Ira Levin (
    -REVIEW: of Sliver by Ira Levin (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of Sliver (Publishers Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of Sliver ()
    -REVIEW: of Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of Rosemary’s Baby (Publishers Weekly)
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    -FILMOGRAPHY: Ira Levin (IMDB)
    -FILMOGRAPHY: The Boys From Brazil (1978)
    -FILMOGRAPHY: Franklin J. Schaefer (IMDB)
    -WIKIPEDIA: The Boys from Brazil (film)
    -FILMOGRAPHY: The Boys from Brazil (Metacritic)
    -FILMOGRAPHY: The Boys from Brazil (Rotten Tomatoes)
    -ENTRY: Rosemary’s Baby (Letterboxd)
    -ENTRY: The Boys from Brazil (Letterboxd)
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    -ESSAY: The Most Cursed Hit Movie Ever Made: Rosemary’s Baby was a hit novel that became an iconic film, only to bring woe to nearly everyone who made it. (Vanity Fair, June 1, 2017)
    -ESSAY: A Near-Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Horror Flick Is Back on Streaming (Britta DeVore, Jan 12, 2025, Collider)
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    -FILM REVIEW: The Stepford Wives (AO Scott, NY Times)
    -FILM REVIEW: The Stepford Wives turns 50: Sure, the film has its flaws and feels a bit dated, but its lasting cultural influence is undeniable. (Jennifer Ouellette – Feb 23, 2025, ars Technica)
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