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JOYCE CAROL OATES : ON JOHN UPDIKE
john updike was born in Reading in Pennsylvania, but until he was 13 he lived in Shillington, the smaller city near
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Extractions: JU Visit John Updike on the web JCO John Updike's American Comedies . . . A writer who shares Updike's extreme interest in the visual world as well as his obsession with language is Joseph Conrad who, significantly, could imagine the ideal and the real only as hopelessly separate: when the "ideal" is given historical freedom to experience itself in flesh, in action, we have the tragicomedy of Nostromo, John Updike's Rabbit at Rest John Updike's choice of Rabbit Angstrom, in Rabbit, Run Revised Mon, Jun 26, 2000
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Reviews of the author's books published up to 1997, texts of articles by him and audio files of interview Category Arts Literature American 20th Century updike, john
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Extractions: Buy "Rio De Janeiro Bay" by Martin Johnson Heade at AllPosters.com Home ... All Books Bibliography Book Marks Author Info This novel is about a love affair between a white privileged girl and a black teen from the streets of Rio who meet on the beach. But this is far from a Romeo and Juliet love story. (Would Juliet have prostituted herself for Romeo?) I liked this book when I read it, but most reviewers initially seemed to hate it. I don't know if it was because they didn't forgive Updike for trying out magical realism or if they don't like that genre of fiction to begin with. It certainly isn't the story itself since it reads like an adult fairy tale. Reviewed Amazon readers' rating: from 10 reviews
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Updike Home Page
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Extractions: THE CENTAURIAN A JOHN UPDIKE WEBSITE FOR INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION Last update 24 March 2003 John Hoyer Updike WELCOME! This website is designed to provide information and promote discussion about writer John Updike's life and work. As employed in his third novel, published in 1963, the Greek mythological figure of the Centaurhalf human and half horseclearly represents the ambiguity of human existence. It symbolizes both the soaring energies of spiritual transcendence which provoke anxiety and hope, and the captive energies of physical embodiment which generate suffering and pleasure. In all his writings John Updike has never failed to address the agonies and the ecstasies these tangled energies generate in human life. The Centaurian seems therefore an especially appropriate title for this site. It captures the focus of Updike's work in every genre. And, happily, he continues to write For a rich variety of information concerning John Updike's life and work, past and present, check this website's linked content resources which immediately follow. James Yerkes, Ph.D., Webmaster and Editor
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The SALON Interview: John Updike
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Extractions: Zach Trenholm F or a man who dislikes interviews he has called them "a form to be loathed; a half-form like maggots" John Updike is an agile and adept interview subject. In conversation he seems to shed, as the critic James Wolcott has put it, "bright amounts of angel fluff" about almost any topic at hand. At age 64, there is indeed something snow-capped and oddly angelic about Updike; he seems to hover over the contemporary literary scene like an apparition from another era, the last great American man of letters. On a recent Friday in New York, a snowy and harried day that would find him shuffling from "Good Morning America" to "Charlie Rose" to a marathon telephone conference with 20 journalists, Updike took an hour to talk to SALON about his new novel "In the Beauty of the Lilies" a vigorous and expansive book that tracks four generations in a single American family as well as a career that has spanned some 40 books, including 17 novels and numerous collections of short stories, poems, and criticism. He also spoke on a variety of other topics, including the American cinema and its discontents (Quentin Tarantino, "Leaving Las Vegas"), the current state of The New Yorker as witnessed in its fiction ("They kind of go for more pow, more zap"), Bill Clinton's sexual and political conundrums, and his rather autumnal feelings about the decline and fall of the American reader. In your new novel, "In the Beauty of the Lilies," both religion and the movies figure very prominently in the lives of many of the characters, and there's a sense that film has somehow replaced religion as the place people look to for clues about how to live. How true is this?
The New York Times Pulitzer Prize-Winning Fiction Since 1990
Reviews of thirteen Pulitzer Prizewinning books, including Richard Russo, established masters john updike and Philip Roth, and rising talents Jhumpa Lahiri and Michael Chabon. Part of the Topics in Depth series; HTML and downloadable PDF. Fee required.
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Extractions: The 13 books awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction since 1990 represent an eclectic mix of literary styles and insight into human experience. The book reviews in this collection showcase more than a decade of literary achievement, as covered in the pages of The Times. Included are reviews of the 2002 winner, Richard Russo, established masters like John Updike and Philip Roth, and rising young talents Jhumpa Lahiri and Michael Chabon. 'Empire Falls' by Richard Russo (2002) 'Interpreter of Maladies: Stories by Jhumpa Lahiri' (2000) 'The Hours' by Michael Cunningham (1999) 'American Pastoral' by Philip Roth (1998) 'Martin Dressler: The Tale of an American Dreamer' by Steven Millhauser (1997) 'Independence Day' by Richard Ford (1996) 'The Stone Diaries' by Carol Shields (1995) 'The Shipping News' by E. Annie Proulx (1994)
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Extractions: In John Updike's novel The Centaur young Peter Caldwell has psoriasis. He is not sure whether to tell his girlfriend, but he is also aware of the power that the disease can involve, when he wonders: "Should he tell her? Would it, by making her share the shame, wed them inextricably; make her, by bondage of pity, his slave? Can he, so young, afford a slave?" And he does not conceal the fact that the disease also gives him pleasure. "The delight of feeling a large flake yield and part from the body under the insistence of a fingernail must be experienced to be forgiven." The visibility of psoriasis appeals to the imagination, perhaps because of the chronic, variable, and unpredictable nature of the disease, and has even led to literary language in the medical literature.
BBC News | ARTS | Updike Bears Witness To Attacks
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Extractions: "To actually be seeing it not a mile away was very moving, disturbing, unsettling," he said. "It's like the bottom fell out of your own existence somehow." The author, who is based near Boston, described how his grand-stepdaughter alerted him to what was happening. 'Horror of horrors' They watched the first plane crash on television before moving outside to see across the water to Manhattan. He was still watching the scene an hour later when what he called the "horror of horrors" occurred.
Updike, John
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Extractions: Updike, John Updike, John, Rabbit Run (1961), set in Pennsylvania in the 1950s, concerns a young man who yearns for his days as a high school athlete and deserts his wife and child. In Rabbit Redux (1971), the same hero confronts racial tension, job obsolescence, sexual freedom, drugs, violence, and the alienation of the young. The series continues with Rabbit Is Rich (1981; Pulitzer) and ends with Rabbit at Rest (1990; Pulitzer). The remarkably prolific author's other works include the novels The Poorhouse Fair The Centaur Couples The Coup The Witches of Eastwick In the Beauty of the Lilies (1995), and Toward the End of Time (1997); volumes of poetry such as The Carpentered Hen (1958) and Facing Nature (1985); short-story collections including Pigeon Feathers Museums and Women and Other Stories Problems The Afterlife and Other Stories (1994), and the linked stories that feature Updike's alter ego, Henry Bech, Bech: a Book Bech Is Back (1982), and Bech at Bay (1998); the play Buchanan Dying (1974); and literary criticism, such as Hugging the Shore Odd Jobs (1991), and
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