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Due Considerations: Essays and Criticism

Due Considerations: Essays and Criticism

John Updike

Due Considerations: Essays and Criticism

January 1, 2007Alfred A. Knopf738 pages
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Product description: Updike reflects on such writers as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry James, Don DeLillo, A.S. Byatt, Colson Whitehead, and Margaret Atwood. He visits China, goes to art exhibitions, provides a whimsical and insightful list of 'Ten Epochal Moments in the American Libido,' and shares his thoughts on the fall of the Twin Towers, which he witnessed from a tenth-floor apartment in Brooklyn.

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