1. Carpe Librum - John Updike: Hasenherz -- Bücher - Schmöker - Rezensionen Rezension von Daniela Ecker in carpe librum. http://rezensionen.literaturwelt.de/content/buch/u/t_updike_john_hasenherz_daec_

carpe librum rezensionen suchen buch-shop forum weiterempfehlen John Updike Hasenherz Bestseller. Rowohlt, x. ISBN: 3-499-15398-X Dieses Buch Freunden weiterempfehlen. Dieses Buch kaufen bei Amazon.de Buy John Updike: Hasenherz at Amazon.com (USA) Weitere Buchbesprechungen bei Amazon.de. Harry Angstrom ist 26, verheiratet - seine Frau Janice ist gerade zum zweiten Kind schwanger. Der Anlaß ist eigentlich nichtig - er soll seinen Sohn Nelson von den Großeltern abholen, das Auto steht bei den Schwiegereltern. Als er sich auf den Weg macht, ist er auch noch entschlossen, genau das zu tun. Doch unterwegs steigt der Pegel seiner Unzufriedenheit immer mehr - Janice ist keine gute Hausfrau, es ist immer unordentlich zu Hause, sie trinkt zu viel, und, unter uns gesagt, sie ist schlichtweg dumm. Damals, als sie sich kennenlernten und Sex noch etwas Verbotenes war - ja, damals machte wenigstens diese eine Sache noch Spaß. Aber seit sie verheiratet sind, hat sie die Lust mehr und mehr verloren. So steigt er ins Auto und fährt los. Fährt einfach ins Blaue, nur um unterwegs zu sein. In den Süden will er ursprünglich, doch dann erwischt er eine falsche Abzweigung, und am Morgen landet er wieder in Mt. Judge. Unterschlupf findet er bei Tothero, seinem alten Basketballtrainer, der ihn am Abend auch zu einem Rendezvous mitschleppt. Denn auf dieses Eine ist Harry Angstrom stolz: er war zu seiner Zeit der Star des Basketballteams. Die ihm zugedachte Begleitung für diesen Abend ist Ruth, die ihn noch aus Schulzeiten her kennt, die davon lebt, daß sie es für Geld macht. Harry geht mit zu ihr nach Hause - und bleibt. Geht noch einmal in seine eigene Wohnung, um sich ein wenig frische Wäsche zu holen, dabei läuft er Reverend Kruppenbach über den Weg. Ausgerechnet! Doch dieser will ihn nicht zwangsweise in den Schoß der Familie zurückführen, geht lieber mit ihm Golf spielen - er verschafft ihm sogar einen Job, denn den alten als Verkäufer in einem Warenhaus hat Harry einfach hingeschmissen.

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3. John Updike, Writer John Updike 1932 Novels. Updike, John, The Poorhouse Fair, 1959. Rabbit, Run, 1960. The Centaur, 1963. Of the Farm, 1965. Couples, 1968. http://www.hycyber.com/HF/updike_john.html

John Updike Novels Updike, John, The Poorhouse Fair, Rabbit, Run, The Centaur, Of the Farm, Couples, Rabbit Redux, A Month of Sundays, Marry Me, The Coup, Rabbit Is Rich, The Witches of Eastwick, 1984. Cinema: The Witches of Eastwick S., Rabbit at Rest, Memories of the Ford Administration, Brazil, Gertrude and Claudius, Seek My Face, Original Short Fiction Updike, John, The New Yorker Playboy Collections of Short Fiction Updike, John, The Same Door, Pigeon Feathers, Olinger Stories, The Music School, Bech: A Book, Museums and Women Knopf, New York, 1972. Too Far to Go, Problems, Bech Is Back, Trust Me, Afterlife Knopf, New York, 1994. ISBN: 0-679-43583-2 Licks of Love Poetry Updike, John, The Carpentered Hen, Telephone Poles, Midpoint, Tossing and Turning, Facing Nature, Knopf, New York, 1985. ISBN: 0-394-54385-8 Anthology of Short Fiction Edited Updike, John, The Best American Short Stories of the Century Houghton Mifflin, New York, 1999. ISBN: 0-395-84368-5

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Choose another writer in this calendar: by name: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback TimeSearch for Books and Writers by Bamber Gascoigne John (Hoyer) Updike (1932-2009) American novelist, short story writer and poet, internationally known for his novels RABBIT, RUN (1960), RABBIT REDUX (1971), RABBIT IS RICH (1981), and RABBIT AT REST (1990). They follow the life of Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom, a star athlete, from his youth through the social and sexual upheavals of the 1960s, to later periods of his life, and to final decline. Updike's oeuvre was large, consisting of novels, collections of poems, short stories, and essays. "The heart prefers to move against the grain of circumstance; perversity is the soul's very life." (from Assorted Prose John Updike was born in Reading in Pennsylvania, but until he was 13 he lived in Shillington, a smaller city near Reading, and then he moved away to Plowville, PA. Updike's childhood was shadowed by psoriasis and stammering, but his mother encouraged him to write. In his childhood Updike lived in an isolated farm. Escaping to the world of mystery novels, he consumed books by Erle Stanley Gardner, Ellery Queen, Agatha Christie, and John Dickson Carr. A lot of his early reading was English. "I'm almost an English novelist manqué," Updike said later. However, dead authors depressed him. After high school in Shillington, where his father worked as a science teacher, Updike attended Harvard – Updike chose the university because it was the location of the world's oldest humor magazine, the Harvard

8. New York Times Life And Times Reviews of the author s books published up to 1997, texts of articles by him and audio files of interviews and readings. http://www.nytimes.com/books/97/04/06/lifetimes/updike.html

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13. The SALON Interview: John Updike An interview with the author, at Salonmagazine.com. http://www.salonmagazine.com/08/features/updike.html

THE SALON INTERVIEW: JOHN UPDIKE "As close as you can get to the stars" By DWIGHT GARNER Illustration by 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?

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a cultural website in ever-shifting standing About/Contact Edward Champion Editorial Policy Films (2008-Present) The Bat Segundo Show ... Twitter Updike, John Archive Alain de Botton on Responding to Critics Posted on July 2, 2009 32 Comments (This is the second of an interconnected two part response involving Alain de Botton. In addition to answering my questions, Alain de Botton was very gracious to send along this essay.) Technology Many people are only just waking up to how blurred web technology has... Full Story Alain de Botton Clarifies the Caleb Crain Response Posted on July 2, 2009 21 Comments Full Story Regretting the Error Posted on January 27, 2009 4 Comments [UPDATE: Apparently, it's amateur hour at the New York Times. After fixing the above headline, Matt Bucher observed that The Broken Estate was not published in 1966. James Wood was then only a year old. (And, no, the above screenshot wasn't faked. I resized it... Full Story RIP John Updike Posted on January 27, 2009 5 Comments I have just been informed by several people that John Updike is dead. Words fail me right now. And I have been lurched over for the last few minutes. Updike meant a lot to me. As much as Westlake, McGoohan, and David Foster Wallace. And...

17. Untitled Document, Joyce Carol Oates: On John Updike Includes the article John Updike s American Comedies and a review of Rabbit at Rest. http://www.usfca.edu/fac-staff/southerr/onupdike.html

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John Updike reads his short story "The Witnesses." This streaming audio clip can be played with the RealPlayer or RealAudio player, available free from Progressive Networks

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