PEOPLE ONE KNOWS: Interviews with Insufficiently Famous Americans
1980
Signed limited first edition of Updike's fanciful prose portraits of one's Pal, one's Neighbor's Wife, and other national Types.
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BECH IS BACK
1982
First printing, review copy, of Updike's second compilation of stories about Henry Bech, a middle-aged writer with more than a hint of self-portraiture beneath his Bellovian, Rothlike exterior.
PROBLEMS
1979
Signed limited first edition of this collection of short stories from the acclaimed writer.
RABBIT IS RICH
1981
Signed limited first edition of the third of the Angstrom series, winner of both the 1982 National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize.
RABBIT IS RICH
1981
First printing, review copy, of the third of the Angstrom series, winner of both the 1982 National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize.
SNOW TOWARD EVENING: A Year in a River Valley
(1990)
First printing of this collection of classic poems alongside a stunning landscape for every month of the year.
HOPING FOR A HOOPOE
1959
First UK edition of Updike's first book, a collection of light verse.
WRITERS AT WORK: The Paris Review Interviews: Seventh Series
(1986)
First printing of this entry in The Paris Review's famed interview series, "the most remarkable and extensive interviewing project we possess."
BECH IS BACK
1982
Signed limited first edition of Updike's second compilation of stories about Henry Bech, a middle-aged writer with more than a hint of self-portraiture beneath his Bellovian, Rothlike exterior.
A MONTH OF SUNDAYS
1975
Signed limited first edition of Updike's narrative of a dim clergyman obsessed with sex and with himself.
MOMENTS
(1980)
Inscribed first printing of this collection of poems old and new about the four seasons, with charming illustrations by Michael Hague.
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