Author

John Updike

22 books · 2 series · 1 reader

John Updike (1932–2009) was an American novelist, poet, and short-story writer whose best-known work is the Rabbit series, which follows Harry "Rabbit" Angstrom from young adulthood to death. Both Rabbit Is Rich and Rabbit at Rest earned him the Pulitzer Prize, making him one of only four writers to win it more than once. His other novels include The Witches of Eastwick, about three restless women in a New England town who discover they have magic, and Couples. He wrote regularly for The New Yorker from 1954 onward.

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22 books

1958

  1. The Poorhouse Fair

    Standalone

1960

  1. Rabbit, Run

    Rabbit Angstrom · Book 1

1961

  1. Rabbit Redux

    Standalone

1963

  1. Centaur

    Standalone

1965

  1. Of the Farm

    Standalone

1968

  1. Couples

    Standalone

1975

  1. A Month of Sundays

    Standalone

1976

  1. Marry Me

    Standalone

1978

  1. The Coup

    Standalone

1981

  1. Rabbit Is Rich

    Rabbit Angstrom · Book 3

1984

  1. The Witches of Eastwick

    Eastwick · Book 1

    3.0(1)

1986

  1. Roger's Version

    Standalone

1990

  1. Rabbit at Rest

    Rabbit Angstrom · Book 4

1992

  1. Memories of the Ford Administration

    Standalone

1994

  1. Brazil

    Standalone

1996

  1. In the Beauty of the Lilies

    Standalone

1997

  1. Toward the End of Time

    Standalone

2000

  1. Gertrude and Claudius

    Standalone

2002

  1. Seek My Face

    Standalone

2004

  1. Villages

    Standalone

2006

  1. Terrorist

    Standalone

2008

  1. The Widows of Eastwick

    Standalone