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  1. The late, great John Updike’s last work is a sequence of poems about his final illness. John Quin asks whether there can be a more doughty chronicler of physical decline John Updike, who died in January, was by some distance the most prodigiously gifted and prolific of contemporary American literary masters. His metaphorical gifts were exceptional, and his observational skills led to ...

    • John Quin
    • 2009
  2. The deterioration of time, physical pain, and a. sense of man's insignificance in an infinitely vast universe. have all been cited as reminders of one's own imminent death, but it is the death of a loved one that brings the fear closest. to home. Peter Caldwell, the teacher's son, narrates The Centaur.

  3. There was always lots of space to fill. Also, I do have a romantic weakness for gags—we called ourselves, the term itself a gag, gagsters. My own speciality was Chinese jokes. A little birthday party, and the children singing to the blushing center of attention, “Happy Birthday, Tu Yu.”.

  4. Jan 27, 2009 · January 27, 2009. John Updike was born in Reading, Pennsylvania, and spent his first years in nearby Shillington, a small town where his father was a high school science teacher. The area surrounding Reading has provided the setting for many of his stories, with the invented towns of Brewer and Olinger standing in for Reading and Shillington.

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  5. Aug 28, 2012 · Kathleen Verduin, for example, argues that Updike's treatment of both women and black people is “predictably reductive,” and that he tends to cast them into popular stereotypes (61). 3. Updike used this same attention to color and the influence of nature's beauty in his art criticism, notably Just Looking: Essays on Art and Still Looking: Essays on American Art.

    • Kathryn M. Haynicz-Smith
    • 2012
  6. Mar 25, 2016 · on rabbit, updike's all-american alter ego He's more of a real American than I am, although we began about the same place in the country and are roughly the same age. We went to the same high ...

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  8. Jan 27, 2009 · Madeleine Brand talks with Updike's friend and colleague Robert Silvers, the long time editor and founder of The New York Review of Books. Obituaries. John Updike: The Shy Man And Great Writer.

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