His renderings in fiction were so precise that descriptions of each mythical town has a geographical twin on a map of Schuylkill County.

"I created a mythical town in Maryland, but it was shot in Wilmington, N.C., which isn't that far away."

Set 100 years ago in the mythical Russian town of Kulyenchikov, the play had a brief run on Broadway in the 80's.

In addition he lobbied to have Denver Harbor declared as the "official mythical town of Texas" due to the "Podunk" nickname.

The Forsaken is set in a mythical town of citizens that have lost their souls and are condemned to stalk and haunt the town.

Om-Dar-Ba-Dar is a portrait of life in a mythical small town.

The magic realist novel, first published in 1967, about the Buendía family and the mythical town of Macondo.

It is not anonymous and distant; on the contrary, it is as personal and interconnected as the mythical American small town.

A journalist there told Mr. Hedges: "We read about this mythical town of Pozarevac and then look around us.

The story studies the ethnic and sociological patterns in the mythical town of Houghton, somewhere south of Bedford along Route 684.