fromThe New Yorker1 month agoBooksAn Adolescent Crush That Never Let UpJohn Updike had a 55-year professional relationship with The New Yorker, contributing over 150 poems and 160 stories.
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Booksfromwww.nytimes.com4 months agoMario Vargas Llosa: An AppreciationJohn Updike's literary critiques in The New Yorker significantly influenced American readership and recognized the genius of Vargas Llosa.
