John Updike's Pennsylvania interviews /:
"John Updike wrote about his home town of Reading in Berks County, Pennsylvania for much of his adult life, setting most of his early fiction and all of his award-winning novels in his home state. In Native Son: John Updike's Pennsylvania Interviews James Plath has compiled the first colle...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "John Updike wrote about his home town of Reading in Berks County, Pennsylvania for much of his adult life, setting most of his early fiction and all of his award-winning novels in his home state. In Native Son: John Updike's Pennsylvania Interviews James Plath has compiled the first collection of interviews that illustrates and helps to explain the bond between one of America's greatest literary talents and his beloved Pennsylvania. Includes an original introduction by James Plath."-- |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (xxv, 265 pages) |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9781611461060 1611461065 |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter One: "Berks County Game: Find Yourself in John Updike's Books"; Chapter Two: "Updike Visits School"; Chapter Three: "John Updike Reminiscences in 'Olinger'"; Chapter Four: "Rabbit, Run Author Blending of Parents, says Eagle Writer after Meeting Updikes"; Chapter Five: "Updike, Impish Poet, Admits Playful Verse"; Chapter Six: "Updike Talks of His Work, and Film"; Chapter Seven: "Buchanan's Obscurity Inspired Updike Play"; Chapter Eight: "Updike: "Final Homage" Paid to His State"; Chapter Nine: "Updike Discusses Reading." | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Ten: "Is Updike up to His Literary Tricks?"Chapter Eleven: "John Updike: A Small-Town Boy Who Tried to Make the Most of What He Had"; Chapter Twelve: "Updike at Moravian College"; Chapter Thirteen: "'Rabbit' Evolves"; Chapter Fourteen: "Distinguished Artist: Another Honor Is Bestowed on Updike"; Chapter Fifteen: "Profiles in Excellence: John Updike"; Chapter Sixteen: "Updike Is Home"; Chapter Seventeen: "For TV, Updike Returns to His Roots in Pennsylvania"; Chapter Eighteen: "A Look into the Work and World of Updike"; Chapter Nineteen: "Updike Mixes Sex, God and Technology." | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Twenty: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (S.)"Chapter Twenty-one: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Self-Consciousness)"; Chapter Twenty-two: "Updike Remembered"; Chapter Twenty-three: "Updike Pays 'Debt' to Library with a Special Group of Books"; Chapter Twenty-four: "John Updike, Traveling Wordsmith"; Chapter Twenty-five: "Updike Reflects on 'Shillington Thoughts'"; Chapter Twenty-six: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Rabbit at Rest)"; Chapter Twenty-seven: "A Writing Mother and Son"; Chapter Twenty-eight: "Updike Pays Homage to Mom." | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Twenty-nine: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Memories of the Ford Administration)"Chapter Thirty: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Brazil)"; Chapter Thirty-one: "Defrocking the Muse"; Chapter Thirty-two: "The Art of Fiction: A Conversation with John Updike"; Chapter Thirty-three: "Updike Visits Memory Lane; Famed Author Reads for Packed House at F & M"; Chapter Thirty-four: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (In the Beauty of the Lilies)"; Chapter Thirty-five: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Toward the End of Time)." | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Thirty-six: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Just Looking)"Chapter Thirty-seven: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Bech at Bay)"; Chapter Thirty-eight: "Prize Winner Tours Boyhood Home"; Chapter Thirty-nine: "Updike Returns to the Nest"; Chapter Forty: "'Rabbit'" in Retrospect; Chapter Forty-one: "In the Limelight: Shillington Native, World-Renown Author John Updike"; Chapter Forty-two: "An Attendee's Report on Updike's Appearance at Montgomery County Community College on November 5"; Chapter Forty-three: "The Playful Literary Legend." | |
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| contents | Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter One: "Berks County Game: Find Yourself in John Updike's Books"; Chapter Two: "Updike Visits School"; Chapter Three: "John Updike Reminiscences in 'Olinger'"; Chapter Four: "Rabbit, Run Author Blending of Parents, says Eagle Writer after Meeting Updikes"; Chapter Five: "Updike, Impish Poet, Admits Playful Verse"; Chapter Six: "Updike Talks of His Work, and Film"; Chapter Seven: "Buchanan's Obscurity Inspired Updike Play"; Chapter Eight: "Updike: "Final Homage" Paid to His State"; Chapter Nine: "Updike Discusses Reading." Chapter Ten: "Is Updike up to His Literary Tricks?"Chapter Eleven: "John Updike: A Small-Town Boy Who Tried to Make the Most of What He Had"; Chapter Twelve: "Updike at Moravian College"; Chapter Thirteen: "'Rabbit' Evolves"; Chapter Fourteen: "Distinguished Artist: Another Honor Is Bestowed on Updike"; Chapter Fifteen: "Profiles in Excellence: John Updike"; Chapter Sixteen: "Updike Is Home"; Chapter Seventeen: "For TV, Updike Returns to His Roots in Pennsylvania"; Chapter Eighteen: "A Look into the Work and World of Updike"; Chapter Nineteen: "Updike Mixes Sex, God and Technology." Chapter Twenty: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (S.)"Chapter Twenty-one: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Self-Consciousness)"; Chapter Twenty-two: "Updike Remembered"; Chapter Twenty-three: "Updike Pays 'Debt' to Library with a Special Group of Books"; Chapter Twenty-four: "John Updike, Traveling Wordsmith"; Chapter Twenty-five: "Updike Reflects on 'Shillington Thoughts'"; Chapter Twenty-six: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Rabbit at Rest)"; Chapter Twenty-seven: "A Writing Mother and Son"; Chapter Twenty-eight: "Updike Pays Homage to Mom." Chapter Twenty-nine: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Memories of the Ford Administration)"Chapter Thirty: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Brazil)"; Chapter Thirty-one: "Defrocking the Muse"; Chapter Thirty-two: "The Art of Fiction: A Conversation with John Updike"; Chapter Thirty-three: "Updike Visits Memory Lane; Famed Author Reads for Packed House at F & M"; Chapter Thirty-four: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (In the Beauty of the Lilies)"; Chapter Thirty-five: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Toward the End of Time)." Chapter Thirty-six: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Just Looking)"Chapter Thirty-seven: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Bech at Bay)"; Chapter Thirty-eight: "Prize Winner Tours Boyhood Home"; Chapter Thirty-nine: "Updike Returns to the Nest"; Chapter Forty: "'Rabbit'" in Retrospect; Chapter Forty-one: "In the Limelight: Shillington Native, World-Renown Author John Updike"; Chapter Forty-two: "An Attendee's Report on Updike's Appearance at Montgomery County Community College on November 5"; Chapter Forty-three: "The Playful Literary Legend." |
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| spelling | John Updike's Pennsylvania interviews / edited by James Plath. Bethlehem [Pennsylvania] : Lehigh University Press ; Lanham, Maryland : Copublished by the Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc., [2016] 1 online resource (xxv, 265 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. Print version record. "John Updike wrote about his home town of Reading in Berks County, Pennsylvania for much of his adult life, setting most of his early fiction and all of his award-winning novels in his home state. In Native Son: John Updike's Pennsylvania Interviews James Plath has compiled the first collection of interviews that illustrates and helps to explain the bond between one of America's greatest literary talents and his beloved Pennsylvania. Includes an original introduction by James Plath."-- Provided by publisher Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter One: "Berks County Game: Find Yourself in John Updike's Books"; Chapter Two: "Updike Visits School"; Chapter Three: "John Updike Reminiscences in 'Olinger'"; Chapter Four: "Rabbit, Run Author Blending of Parents, says Eagle Writer after Meeting Updikes"; Chapter Five: "Updike, Impish Poet, Admits Playful Verse"; Chapter Six: "Updike Talks of His Work, and Film"; Chapter Seven: "Buchanan's Obscurity Inspired Updike Play"; Chapter Eight: "Updike: "Final Homage" Paid to His State"; Chapter Nine: "Updike Discusses Reading." Chapter Ten: "Is Updike up to His Literary Tricks?"Chapter Eleven: "John Updike: A Small-Town Boy Who Tried to Make the Most of What He Had"; Chapter Twelve: "Updike at Moravian College"; Chapter Thirteen: "'Rabbit' Evolves"; Chapter Fourteen: "Distinguished Artist: Another Honor Is Bestowed on Updike"; Chapter Fifteen: "Profiles in Excellence: John Updike"; Chapter Sixteen: "Updike Is Home"; Chapter Seventeen: "For TV, Updike Returns to His Roots in Pennsylvania"; Chapter Eighteen: "A Look into the Work and World of Updike"; Chapter Nineteen: "Updike Mixes Sex, God and Technology." Chapter Twenty: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (S.)"Chapter Twenty-one: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Self-Consciousness)"; Chapter Twenty-two: "Updike Remembered"; Chapter Twenty-three: "Updike Pays 'Debt' to Library with a Special Group of Books"; Chapter Twenty-four: "John Updike, Traveling Wordsmith"; Chapter Twenty-five: "Updike Reflects on 'Shillington Thoughts'"; Chapter Twenty-six: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Rabbit at Rest)"; Chapter Twenty-seven: "A Writing Mother and Son"; Chapter Twenty-eight: "Updike Pays Homage to Mom." Chapter Twenty-nine: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Memories of the Ford Administration)"Chapter Thirty: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Brazil)"; Chapter Thirty-one: "Defrocking the Muse"; Chapter Thirty-two: "The Art of Fiction: A Conversation with John Updike"; Chapter Thirty-three: "Updike Visits Memory Lane; Famed Author Reads for Packed House at F & M"; Chapter Thirty-four: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (In the Beauty of the Lilies)"; Chapter Thirty-five: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Toward the End of Time)." Chapter Thirty-six: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Just Looking)"Chapter Thirty-seven: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Bech at Bay)"; Chapter Thirty-eight: "Prize Winner Tours Boyhood Home"; Chapter Thirty-nine: "Updike Returns to the Nest"; Chapter Forty: "'Rabbit'" in Retrospect; Chapter Forty-one: "In the Limelight: Shillington Native, World-Renown Author John Updike"; Chapter Forty-two: "An Attendee's Report on Updike's Appearance at Montgomery County Community College on November 5"; Chapter Forty-three: "The Playful Literary Legend." Updike, John Homes and haunts Pennsylvania. Updike, John Friends and associates. Updike, John Interviews. Updike, John fast Authors, American 20th century Interviews. Pennsylvania In literature. Écrivains américains 20e siècle Entretiens. Pennsylvanie Dans la littérature. LITERARY CRITICISM American General. bisacsh Authors, American fast Friendship fast Homes fast Literature fast Pennsylvania fast 1900-1999 fast Interviews fast Plath, James, editor. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n93118129 has work: John Updike's Pennsylvania interviews (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCGMpvbKfPx97qrc4BYbMHd https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: John Updike's Pennsylvania interviews. Bethlehem [Pennsylvania] : Lehigh University Press ; Lanham, Maryland : Copublished by The Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc., [2016] 9781611461053 (DLC) 2016026936 (OCoLC)950054356 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=1351734 Volltext CBO01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=1351734 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | John Updike's Pennsylvania interviews / Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter One: "Berks County Game: Find Yourself in John Updike's Books"; Chapter Two: "Updike Visits School"; Chapter Three: "John Updike Reminiscences in 'Olinger'"; Chapter Four: "Rabbit, Run Author Blending of Parents, says Eagle Writer after Meeting Updikes"; Chapter Five: "Updike, Impish Poet, Admits Playful Verse"; Chapter Six: "Updike Talks of His Work, and Film"; Chapter Seven: "Buchanan's Obscurity Inspired Updike Play"; Chapter Eight: "Updike: "Final Homage" Paid to His State"; Chapter Nine: "Updike Discusses Reading." Chapter Ten: "Is Updike up to His Literary Tricks?"Chapter Eleven: "John Updike: A Small-Town Boy Who Tried to Make the Most of What He Had"; Chapter Twelve: "Updike at Moravian College"; Chapter Thirteen: "'Rabbit' Evolves"; Chapter Fourteen: "Distinguished Artist: Another Honor Is Bestowed on Updike"; Chapter Fifteen: "Profiles in Excellence: John Updike"; Chapter Sixteen: "Updike Is Home"; Chapter Seventeen: "For TV, Updike Returns to His Roots in Pennsylvania"; Chapter Eighteen: "A Look into the Work and World of Updike"; Chapter Nineteen: "Updike Mixes Sex, God and Technology." Chapter Twenty: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (S.)"Chapter Twenty-one: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Self-Consciousness)"; Chapter Twenty-two: "Updike Remembered"; Chapter Twenty-three: "Updike Pays 'Debt' to Library with a Special Group of Books"; Chapter Twenty-four: "John Updike, Traveling Wordsmith"; Chapter Twenty-five: "Updike Reflects on 'Shillington Thoughts'"; Chapter Twenty-six: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Rabbit at Rest)"; Chapter Twenty-seven: "A Writing Mother and Son"; Chapter Twenty-eight: "Updike Pays Homage to Mom." Chapter Twenty-nine: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Memories of the Ford Administration)"Chapter Thirty: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Brazil)"; Chapter Thirty-one: "Defrocking the Muse"; Chapter Thirty-two: "The Art of Fiction: A Conversation with John Updike"; Chapter Thirty-three: "Updike Visits Memory Lane; Famed Author Reads for Packed House at F & M"; Chapter Thirty-four: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (In the Beauty of the Lilies)"; Chapter Thirty-five: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Toward the End of Time)." Chapter Thirty-six: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Just Looking)"Chapter Thirty-seven: "Fresh Air with Terry Gross: John Updike (Bech at Bay)"; Chapter Thirty-eight: "Prize Winner Tours Boyhood Home"; Chapter Thirty-nine: "Updike Returns to the Nest"; Chapter Forty: "'Rabbit'" in Retrospect; Chapter Forty-one: "In the Limelight: Shillington Native, World-Renown Author John Updike"; Chapter Forty-two: "An Attendee's Report on Updike's Appearance at Montgomery County Community College on November 5"; Chapter Forty-three: "The Playful Literary Legend." Updike, John Homes and haunts Pennsylvania. Updike, John Friends and associates. Updike, John Interviews. Updike, John fast Authors, American 20th century Interviews. Écrivains américains 20e siècle Entretiens. LITERARY CRITICISM American General. bisacsh Authors, American fast Friendship fast Homes fast Literature fast |
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| topic | Updike, John Homes and haunts Pennsylvania. Updike, John Friends and associates. Updike, John Interviews. Updike, John fast Authors, American 20th century Interviews. Écrivains américains 20e siècle Entretiens. LITERARY CRITICISM American General. bisacsh Authors, American fast Friendship fast Homes fast Literature fast |
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