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Although John Updike has written twenty-one novels, it's not just literature that inspires him. His new book of essays aims to define what's "American" about American art.
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Nov/Dec 2005
Features
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That Glittering Possibility: Eighteen Debut Poets Who Made Their Mark in 2005
by Kevin Larimer
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More to the Story: A Profile of Paula Fox
by Amy Rosenberg
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Still Playing the Game: A Profile of John Updike
by Henry Stimpson
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You Never Know: A Profile of Ernest J. Gaines
by Ken Foster
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News and Trends
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Amazon Starts Publishing Program
by Doug Diesenhaus
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Considering the Value of a Book
by Kevin Larimer
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin
by Staff
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Small Press Points
by Kevin Larimer
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The Contester: Series Editor Retires Amid Controversy
by Kevin Larimer
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The Literature of War
by Joe Woodward
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The Written Image: Chip Kidd
by Staff
The Literary Life
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Talking It to Death: The Best-Laid Plans Often Go Awry
by Christopher Conlon
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The Art of Reading Saul Bellow: An Unfinished Symphony
by Aaron Hamburger
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The Practical Writer
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On the Road: The Do-It-Yourself Book Tour
by K.L. Cook
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On Submitting Short Stories: Ten Things Never to Do
by Steve Almond
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The Virtual Book Tour
by Doug Diesenhaus
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