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	Book: Rabbit Angstrom (John Updike, Hardcover) 15 matching items found John Updike's four great, classic Rabbit novels: RABBIT, RUN; RABBIT REDUX; RABBIT IS RICH; and RABBIT AT REST. Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Rabbit Run (John Updike, Paperback) 7 matching items found John Updike's highly acclaimed saga of desire and regret, first published in 1959, introduces Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom, a typical Middle American--small-town Protestant, former basketball star, married man intent on making a name for himself in the... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Terrorist (John Updike, Hardcover) 46 matching items found John Updike aims to shape the pastiche portrait of the homegrown terrorist (a la Richard Reid, John Walker, even Timothy McVeigh) into something psychologically rich and artistically profound. A lesser writer would have stumbled into threadbare... Average rating: from 3 reviews write a review
	Book: The Witches of Eastwick (John Updike, Paperback) 19 matching items found In John Updike's hugely entertaining fantasy of sex and revenge, Alexandra, Jane, and Sukie are divorcées living in Eastwick, Rhode Island, a town that was a haven of witchcraft during the colonial years. After each is betrayed in her turn by Darryl... Average rating: from 1 review write a review
	Book: Couples (John Updike, Paperback) 21 matching items found In the Boston suburb of Tarbox live a group of well-to-do married couples whose lives intersect through mutual infidelities and shared sexual obsessions. John Updike charts the links and fissures in this intricate and hedonistic social network with... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Rabbit Run (John Updike, Paperback) 24 matching items found John Updike's highly acclaimed saga of desire and regret, first published in 1959, introduces Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom, a typical Middle American--small-town Protestant, former basketball star, married man intent on making a name for himself in the... Average rating: from 1 review write a review
	Book: The Witches of Eastwick (John Updike, Paperback) 18 matching items found In John Updike's hugely entertaining fantasy of sex and revenge, Alexandra, Jane, and Sukie are divorcées living in Eastwick, Rhode Island, a town that was a haven of witchcraft during the colonial years. After each is betrayed in her turn by Darryl... Average rating: from 1 review write a review
	Book: Rabbit Redux (John Updike, Paperback) 12 matching items found In RABBIT REDUX (1971), John Updike's poignant sequel to RABBIT, RUN, he explores the tumultuous transformations of the late '60s as they affect the traditional American values on which Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom--like so many other Americans--believes... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Self-consciousness (John Updike, Paperback) 4 matching items found Six memorable personal essays by John Updike on a wildly diverse collection of subjects, including his family history, his childhood, his psoriasis, his stutter, his dental problems, and his view of the Vietnam War. Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: The Widows of Eastwick (John Updike, Hardcover) 17 matching items found More than two decades have passed since Alexandra Spofford, Jane Smart, and Sukie Rougemont, a coven of witches in the small Rhode Island town of Eastwick, last cast their spells and hexes in an attempt to find and keep the perfect man. At the end of... Average rating: from 1 review write a review
	Book: Licks of Love (John Updike, Paperback) 20 matching items found The 12 stories in this collection are about love in all its varieties, and they take place in some of Updike's perennial settings--New England, New York City, and the fictional small town of Olinger, Pennsylvania. Also included is a novella which... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Gertrude and Claudius (John Updike, Paperback) 22 matching items found John Updike takes the Hamlet story as the basis for this absorbing novel about power and lust in 12th-century Denmark. Using both Shakespeare's play and original historical sources, Updike concentrates his narrative on Danish history, and on the... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Americana and Other Poems (John Updike, Hardcover) 7 matching items found Many of the 60+ poems Updike presents here--all from the 1990s--are about aging, death, and failure, and Updike faces those subjects with humor and clarity--as he does his other concerns, which include art, travel, and the minutiae of daily life. Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Toward the End of Time (John Updike, Hardcover) 27 matching items found Updike's 18th novel is an apocalyptic view of the future that takes place in the year 2020, after a nuclear war with China that has reduced American politics and government to rival bands of itinerant warlords. Ben Turnbull lives in a well-to-do... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Golf Dreams (John Updike, Hardcover) 9 matching items found The 47th book by John Updike is a collection of short pieces on a classic game. A golfer for almost 40 years, Updike has written frequently about his "impassioned but imperfect devotion" to the game. Now he brings together his writings culled from a... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Rabbit at Rest (John Updike, Paperback) 19 matching items found Updike's fourth "Rabbit" novel presents the human condition as personified by Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom. The fat, aging, ill Rabbit must also cope with his son's drug addiction, his wife's troubles, a former girlfriend who turns up suffering from... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: A Month of Sundays (John Updike, Paperback) 13 matching items found During his month-long retreat to a rest home in rural Pennsylvania, the Reverend Thomas Marshfield keeps a detailed log of his daily thoughts, which tend toward the sexual and the melancholy. Thomas was exiled from his parish shortly after the... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: The Afterlife and Other Stories (John Updike, Hardcover) 20 matching items found Updike's 11th collection of short stories contains 22 evocative, well-crafted tales of aging men, and their wives, in whom the approach of death provokes painful insights and extraordinary behavior. Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Brazil (John Updike, Hardcover) 36 matching items found In Updike's erotically charged, magic-realist love story, poor little rich girl Isabel, who is white, flees Rio with a young black man named Tristo whom she meets on the beach, with her father in pursuit. Through a series of trials, the lovers... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Rabbit at Rest (John Updike, Paperback) 18 matching items found Updike's fourth "Rabbit" novel presents the human condition as personified by Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom. The fat, aging, ill Rabbit must also cope with his son's drug addiction, his wife's troubles, a former girlfriend who turns up suffering from... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Rabbit at Rest (John Updike) 9 matching items found Updike's fourth "Rabbit" novel presents the human condition as personified by Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom. The fat, aging, ill Rabbit must also cope with his son's drug addiction, his wife's troubles, a former girlfriend who turns up suffering from... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Rabbit at Rest (John Updike, Hardcover) 43 matching items found Updike's fourth "Rabbit" novel presents the human condition as personified by Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom. The fat, aging, ill Rabbit must also cope with his son's drug addiction, his wife's troubles, a former girlfriend who turns up suffering from... Average rating: from 3 reviews write a review
	Book: Trust Me (John Updike, Paperback) 28 matching items found Twenty-two of Updike's best short stories, many of them about the issue of trust--trust that is betrayed as well as trust that is, painfully, fulfilled. Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Complete Book of Covers from the New Yorker 1925-1989 (John Updike, Hardcover) 9 matching items found John Updike writes the introduction to this collection of 65 years of covers from The New Yorker, the magazine to which he has been a nearly lifelong contributor. Traditionally, the New Yorker's covers have been striking, artful, occasionally... Average rating: Be the first to review it!
	Book: Problems and Other Stories (John Updike, Paperback) 12 matching items found A 1979 collection of Updike's stories, most of them first published in the New Yorker. Average rating: Be the first to review it!

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