Novels 1996-2000:
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adam_text | Contents In the Beauty of the Lilies........................................ i Gertrude and Claudius................................................. 443 Rabbit Remembered...................... 593 Appendix “Special Message” to readers of the Franklin Library’s Signed First Edition Society printing of In the Beauty of the Lilies.......................................... 749 To Two of My Characters................... 752 “Special Message” to readers of the Franklin Library’s Signed First Edition Society printing of Gertrude and Claudius............................................ 753 Letter to Rosemary Herbert, book review editor of the Boston Herald, anent Gertrude and Claudius 757 On “Rabbit Remembered,” from the foreword to Easton Press’s signed first edition of Licks of Love: Short Stories and a Sequel 760 Remarks upon being presented, by J.D. McClatchy, the Gold Medal for Fiction of the American Academy of Arts and Letters ·. . . 762 Chronology........................................................................... 765 Note on the Texts................................................................ 796 Notes....................................................................................... 800
In the Beauty of the Lilies (1996) opens in 1910 as Clarence Wilmot, a Presbyterian minister in Paterson, New Jersey, suffers a devastating loss of vocation. What follows is a tetralogy-in-miniature chronicling the fortunes of three generations of Wilmots and tracing what Updike calls a “pallid Calvinist thread” in the great American tapestry. Growing up between two world wars, Teddy, the Reverend Wilmot’s son, puts his trust not in God but in the earthly verities of family, self-sacrifice, and public service. In the postwar twilight of Hollywood’s studio system, Teddy’s beautiful, driven, and talented daughter, Essie, changes her name and becomes herself an object of worship: Alma DeMott, legendary star of film and television. And in the early 1990s, Alma’s neglected thirtysomething son, Clark, finds community and a strange, fateful purpose among a fundamentalist cult in the thin mountain air of Colorado. Reviewing the novel in The New Tork Times, Michiko Kakutani called it “a big, generous book . . . that forces us to reassess the American Dream and the crucial role that faith (and the longing for faith) has played in shaping the national soul.” In Gertrude and Claudius (2000), Updike imagines the backstory to the most famous play in the English language, prompting readers to revisit and perhaps revise their judgments about Hamlet’s notorious mother and uncle. Drawing on the Scandinavian sources for Hamlet, but also inventing a new history for Claudius in his far-flung travels across medieval Europe, Updike creates a vivid and surprising origin story for the fabled
rottenness in Shakespeare’s Den mark. Best of all, he bestows a rich interior life upon
Gertrude, perhaps the most subtly and lovingly real ized of all his female characters. The novella “Rabbit Remembered” (2000) is a poignant curtain call for one of the greatest characters in twentieth-century literature. The setting once again is Brewer, Pennsylvania, but now the widow and children of Harry “Rabbit” Angstrom are reorganizing their lives a decade after his early death. Rabbit’s ghost is insistently present, and the stories shared by his family suggest that the reckoning with those closest to us, for better and for worse, never really ends. As a special feature this volume contains six pieces by Updike commenting on these works and a lifetime of writing fiction.
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Contents In the Beauty of the Lilies. i Gertrude and Claudius. 443 Rabbit Remembered. 593 Appendix “Special Message” to readers of the Franklin Library’s Signed First Edition Society printing of In the Beauty of the Lilies. 749 To Two of My Characters. 752 “Special Message” to readers of the Franklin Library’s Signed First Edition Society printing of Gertrude and Claudius. 753 Letter to Rosemary Herbert, book review editor of the Boston Herald, anent Gertrude and Claudius 757 On “Rabbit Remembered,” from the foreword to Easton Press’s signed first edition of Licks of Love: Short Stories and a Sequel 760 Remarks upon being presented, by J.D. McClatchy, the Gold Medal for Fiction of the American Academy of Arts and Letters ·. . . 762 Chronology. 765 Note on the Texts. 796 Notes. 800
In the Beauty of the Lilies (1996) opens in 1910 as Clarence Wilmot, a Presbyterian minister in Paterson, New Jersey, suffers a devastating loss of vocation. What follows is a tetralogy-in-miniature chronicling the fortunes of three generations of Wilmots and tracing what Updike calls a “pallid Calvinist thread” in the great American tapestry. Growing up between two world wars, Teddy, the Reverend Wilmot’s son, puts his trust not in God but in the earthly verities of family, self-sacrifice, and public service. In the postwar twilight of Hollywood’s studio system, Teddy’s beautiful, driven, and talented daughter, Essie, changes her name and becomes herself an object of worship: Alma DeMott, legendary star of film and television. And in the early 1990s, Alma’s neglected thirtysomething son, Clark, finds community and a strange, fateful purpose among a fundamentalist cult in the thin mountain air of Colorado. Reviewing the novel in The New Tork Times, Michiko Kakutani called it “a big, generous book . . . that forces us to reassess the American Dream and the crucial role that faith (and the longing for faith) has played in shaping the national soul.” In Gertrude and Claudius (2000), Updike imagines the backstory to the most famous play in the English language, prompting readers to revisit and perhaps revise their judgments about Hamlet’s notorious mother and uncle. Drawing on the Scandinavian sources for Hamlet, but also inventing a new history for Claudius in his far-flung travels across medieval Europe, Updike creates a vivid and surprising origin story for the fabled
rottenness in Shakespeare’s Den mark. Best of all, he bestows a rich interior life upon
Gertrude, perhaps the most subtly and lovingly real ized of all his female characters. The novella “Rabbit Remembered” (2000) is a poignant curtain call for one of the greatest characters in twentieth-century literature. The setting once again is Brewer, Pennsylvania, but now the widow and children of Harry “Rabbit” Angstrom are reorganizing their lives a decade after his early death. Rabbit’s ghost is insistently present, and the stories shared by his family suggest that the reckoning with those closest to us, for better and for worse, never really ends. As a special feature this volume contains six pieces by Updike commenting on these works and a lifetime of writing fiction. |
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