James Fogle

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James Fogle was an American writer and former career criminal best known for his semi-autobiographical novel "Drugstore Cowboy," which was adapted into the acclaimed 1989 film.

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James Fogle canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American writer
criminal
human
novelist
writer
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
countryOfCriminalActivity United States of America
criminalActivity drug-related offenses
robbery
theft
genre autobiographical novel
crime fiction
hasAdaptation film "Drugstore Cowboy"
linked to: Drugstore Cowboy
hasInfluenceOn American crime literature
portrayals of drug culture in fiction
languageOfWorkOrName English
notableEvent publication of "Drugstore Cowboy"
notableFor semi-autobiographical novel "Drugstore Cowboy"
linked to: Drugstore Cowboy
notableWork Drugstore Cowboy
occupation career criminal
novelist
writer
placeOfBirth United States of America
sexOrGender male
subjectOf film "Drugstore Cowboy"
linked to: Drugstore Cowboy
workBasedOnExperience "Drugstore Cowboy"
linked to: Drugstore Cowboy
workDescribes criminal subculture in the United States
drug addiction
pharmacy robberies

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Bob Hughes basedOn James Fogle
Drugstore Cowboy (novel) author James Fogle
subject linked to: Daniel Yost