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A list of books, novels, plays, comic strips, magazines and poems referenced, parodied or spoofed in ''[[The Simpsons]]''. This category may include quotes, scenes, characters, plots which are obviously and demonstrably based on a particular literary moment.
 
A list of books, novels, plays, comic strips, magazines and poems referenced, parodied or spoofed in ''[[The Simpsons]]''. This category may include quotes, scenes, characters, plots which are obviously and demonstrably based on a particular literary moment.
  
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A list of books, novels, plays, comic strips, magazines and poems referenced, parodied or spoofed in The Simpsons. This category may include quotes, scenes, characters, plots which are obviously and demonstrably based on a particular literary moment.

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