John Updike Life Stories, Books, & Links


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John Updike (1932 - 2009)

Category: American Literature

Born: 1932
Shillington, Pennsylvania, United States

Died: 2009

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3/18/1932		Updike's Long-Run Rabbits On this day in 1932 John Updike was born. In a writing career of almost fifty years and as many books, the five Rabbit novels (counting the 2000 novella, Rabbit Remembered) stand out as a bell tolling, at decade intervals, for Harry Angstrom and America. Two of them won Pulitzers; one of them was reviewed as a book "that one can set beside the work of Dickens, Thackeray, George Eliot, Joyce and not feel the draft."

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Americana : and Other Poems anthology, poems
Brazil fiction
Centaur fiction
Fighters and Lovers: Theme in the Novels of John Updike criticism and analysis
Gertrude and Claudius fiction
Just Looking essays, non-fiction
Rabbit Angstrom : The Four Novels : Rabbit, Run, Rabbit Redux, Rabbit Is Rich, Rabbit at Rest fiction, anthology
The Afterlife and Other Stories short stories
The Early Stories: 1953-1975 short stories
The John Updike Audio Collection CD [Unabridged] audio CD

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John Updike and Religion: The Sense of the Sacred and the Motions of Grace
by James Yerkes (Editor)
criticism and analysis

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