John Kennedy Toole

John Kennedy Toole

Author of A Confederacy of Dunces

Also known as: John Toole, J.K. Toole, John Toole, John K. Toole, K. John Toole, J. Kennedy Toole ... (see complete list), Toole Kennedy John, John Kennedy Toole, John Kennedy-Toole, John Kennedy O' Toole, John Kennedy; Percy, Walker (foreword) Toole, John Kennedy; Foreword by Percy, Walker Toole

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