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| John Updike | | The Witches of Eastwick (1987) |
Based on the 1984 book. The movie was turned into an award-winning comedy musical by Cameron Macintosh.
| John Updike | | Rabbit is Rich |
Pulitizer Prize and National Book Award, 1982
| John Updike | | Rabbit at Rest |
1990; winner, Pulitizer Prize, 1991
| Rabbit Is Rich | | John Updike |
1982. The latest novel in a memorable sequence
| John Updike | | Insane Clown Poppy |
As himself
| John Updike | | Dog's Death |
"She must have been kicked unseen or brushed by a car"
| John Updike | | Perfection Wasted |
"And another regrettable thing about death is the ceasing of your own brand of magic"
| John Updike | | "A Healthy Male Adult Bore Consumes Each Year One and a Half Times His Own Weight in Other People’s Patience" |
American novelist, poet, short story and literary critic
| John Updike | | Author |
Pulitzer-Prize winning novelist. Best known for his four 'Rabbit' novels, Updike was a prolific man of letters and erudite chronicler of sex, divorce and other adventures in the postwar prime of the American empire; writing novels, short stories, poems, criticism, the memoir ''Self-Consciousness'' and even a famous essay about baseball great Ted Williams. b. 18 March 1932 (Reading, Pennsylvania, USA) d. 27 January 2009 (Danvers, Massachusetts, USA)
| John Updike | | Harry Angstrom |
Rabbit Run and other Rabbit novels
| John Updike | | Henry Bech |
Appears in several stories and novels
| John Updike | | Ahmad Ashmawy Mulloy |
Terrorist
| John Updike | | Jack Levy |
Terrorist
| John Updike | | Owen Mackenzie |
Villages
| John Updike | | John Hook |
The Poorhouse Fair, 1959
| John Updike | | Billy Gregg |
The Poorhouse Fair
| Diamond County Home for the Aged | | John Updike |
Home in which is set "The Poorhouse Fair", 1959
| Brewer | | John Updike |
Pennsylvania town in "Rabbit Run", 1960; "Rabbit Redux", 1971; "Rabbit is Rich", 1981; "Rabbit at Rest", 1990
| Mount Judge | | John Updike |
Suburb of Brewer in the "Rabbit" novels
| Springer Motors | | John Updike |
Automobile dealership in the "Rabbit" novels
| Deleon | | John Updike |
Florida town which is the setting for "Rabbit at Rest"