Books With Locations in the Title

These titles have all been named in the top 100 books of all time by The Guardian, and the missing words are all locations of some sort. What are they?
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Fiction
A Town Like Alice - by Nevil Shute
The Count of Monte Cristo - by Alexandre Dumas
A Passage to India - by EM Forster
Brave New World - by Aldous Huxley
On The Road - by Jack Kerouac
LA Confidential - by James Ellroy
Wuthering Heights - by Emily Brontë
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - by Lewis Carroll
USA - by John Dos Passos
The Charterhouse of Parma - by Stendhal
Non-fiction
The Revenge of Gaia - by James Lovelock
The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
by Edward Gibbon
Eichmann in Jerusalem - by Hannah Arendt
Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee - by Dee Brown
An Image of Africa - by Chinua Achebe
Homage to Catalonia - by George Orwell
China Along the Yellow River - by Cao Jinqing
Venice - by Jan Morris
Passage to Juneau - by Jonathan Raban
The Rings of Saturn - by WG Sebald
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Level 51
Oct 19, 2015
it's not accepting answers
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Level 76
Oct 19, 2015
They all work now - sorry.
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Level 85
Oct 19, 2015
I don't think "Wuthering" is a location. Emily Bronte said: "Wuthering Heights is the name of Mr Heathcliffe's dwelling. 'Wuthering' being a significant provincial adjective, descriptive of the atmospheric tumult to which its station is exposed, in stormy weather."
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Level 76
Oct 19, 2015
If the house has a name, I think that establishes it as a location. I've walked up to it (or what the locals say is the place that inspired it) in Yorkshire, on a suitably gloomy September afternoon; curiously all the path signs were bilingual English/Japanese - apparently the Japanese are eager students of Wuthering Heights and quite a few tourists from there were around.
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Level 65
Oct 19, 2015
You could add "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - by Roald Dahl. No one's getting "Passage to Juneau". :)
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Level 76
Oct 19, 2015
I like that idea, except it would spoil the 50/50 fiction/non-fiction symmetry :)
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Level 65
Oct 20, 2015
Ah! Didn't see that split! Maybe would've got more than 2 right answer, then.
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Level 76
Oct 20, 2015
Have added contrasting header colors, to draw attention to the difference.
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Level 75
Oct 20, 2015
I like seeing answers I've never heard of. It inspires me to look them up. Great quiz, Jerry.