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John Updike Autographs

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Current items with a signature of John Updike

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PictureItem TitlePriceStore
thumbnail**Signed** Terrorist, A Novel - By John Updike Hardcover, 1st Edition$30.00logo
thumbnail2 Unread Signed 1st First Edition HC John Updike Odd Jobs & Self-Consciousness$119.99logo
thumbnailEaston Press Self-Consciousness by John Updike SIGNED 1st Ed NrMINT WN$36.99logo
thumbnailJohn Updike RABBIT IS RICH Signed 1st Edition 1981 G2U$175.00logo
thumbnailJohn Updike / Getting The Words Out SIGNED 1st Edition 1988$150.00logo
thumbnailJohn Updike Roger's Version Signed First Edition Franklin Library Certificate $21.99logo
thumbnailJOHN UPDIKE—Buchanan Dying: A Play—1974 Andre Deutsch Hardcover—1st UK Ed—SIGNED$35.25logo
thumbnailRabbit Is Rich John Updike Signed By Author Stated 1st Edition HC DJ 1981$124.75logo
thumbnailRoger's Version John Updike 1st Signed Franklin Library Full Leather$31.96logo
thumbnailSigned 1st Edition The Witches of Eastwick by John Updike Franklin Library Book$46.99logo

Traded items with a signature of John Updike

Most recently, these items with a signature of John Updike were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

PictureItem TitlePriceStore
thumbnail1965 "Assorted Prose" By John Updike Vintage Hardcover SIGNED Rare Book$50.00logo
thumbnail1981 RABBIT REDUX-JOHN UPDIKE limited SIGNED COPY-leather FRANKLIN MINT-MINT CON$36.98logo
thumbnailFranklin Library Toward The End Of Time John Updike signed first edition$38.00logo
thumbnailFRANKLIN LIBRARY: SIGNED: JOHN UPDIKE: GERTRUDE: CLAUDIUS: SHAKESPEARE CHARACTER$42.95logo
thumbnailFRANKLIN LIBRARY: SIGNED: JOHN UPDIKE: ROGER'S VERSION: 17TH CENTURY ADULTERY$37.95logo
thumbnailGetting Older [SIGNED LIMITED AS NEW] by John Updike$10.15logo
thumbnailJohn Updike / Rabbit Redux Limited Signed Edition Franklin Library 1981$34.95logo
thumbnailJohn Updike Marry Me First Edition Franklin Library Signed Leather Fine Binding$29.95logo
thumbnailJohn Updike Signed Time Magazine 1982 Cover Pulitzer Author Autograph Rabbit Run$39.95logo
thumbnailJohn Updike, Craig Yoe / The Art of Mickey Mouse Signed 1st Edition 1991$173.00logo
thumbnailRabbit Is Rich by John Updike (1981) First/1st Edition Signed, Pulitzer Winner$74.00logo
thumbnailRabbit Run\tby John Updike - Signed - Easton Press *MINT*$49.00logo
thumbnailRabbit, Run By John Updike - Signed - Franklin Library - HC$50.00logo
thumbnailRare Signed 8x10 Photo Author John Updike Autographed With COA$199.99logo
thumbnailSelf Consciousness: Memoirs by John Updike| First Edition/Signed | Easton 1989$49.99logo

Latest News about John Updike

Revisiting American Short Stories Selected by John Updike (01/03/2020): This week, Annalisa Quinn reviews John L’Heureux’s story collection “The Heart Is a Full-Wild Beast.” In 1984, L’Heureux wrote for the Book Review about “The Best American Short Stories 1984,” selected by John Updike. Tulane lit star Zachary Lazar adds $20,000 John Updike Award to his feathered ca (03/16/2015): Zachary Lazar earned national acclaim for his 2014 novel, 'I Pity the Poor Immigrant'. Understanding Creativity: Why John Updike Loved Comics (01/16/2015): “Literary biography—an enterprise Updike regarded with some skepticism—is largely a hunt for such deeply buried evidence. Go to news article My New Year's resolution: read more John Updike (01/01/2015): How about you? Is there an author you'd like to read, from start to finish, in 2015? Go to news article Biographer of John Updike gives formal talk at The Abraham Lincoln hotel (10/04/2014): Adam Begley wrote the more than 500-page biography "Updike," on the life and works of Berks County native John Updike, but he doesn't expect it to contain the last words on the Pulitzer Prize-winning author.

Older News Stories about John Updike

Alvernia to host 3rd conference on John Updike's legacy (09/2014): The Reading area will be rich with literary scholars on the run to workshops and tours this week as the John Updike Society presents its third conference dedicated to the Pulitzer Prize-winning author and Berks County native. Son of John Updike Accepts Position in Father’s Name at Alvernia University (08/2014): David Updike, son of acclaimed author John Updike, has been named the John Updike Scholar in Residence at Alvernia University, beginning Aug. 2014. (PRWeb August 13, 2014) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/201408/alvernia-updike/prweb12089904.htm IWU professor helps save John Updike home (05/2014): BLOOMINGTON — Jim Plath's connection to Pulitzer-prize winning American writer John Updike is more than academic. John Updike, Living His Entire Life As Literary Fodder (04/2014): Louis Menand: “People who imagine Updike as serenely aloof from the world of his contemporaries, afloat in a bubble of New Yorker fame and public adulation, are missing the point of much of what he wrote. Reading "I'm not John Updike, and I never will be": Richard Kadrey has Kill City (03/2014): With titles such as Aloha From Hell and Kill the Dead , it's clear that Richard Kadrey's "Sandman Slim" novels are not for the faint of heart, something that should be equally clear from just looking at the author. Paperbacks: Higher Gossip, By John Updike (05/2013): Only whisper it, but some of us prefer John Updike's essays to his dissections of suburbia.         John Updike’s essays help us see paintings more clearly (02/2013): “Always Looking: Essays on Art” by John Updike (Knopf, 224 pages, $45) NONFICTION: "Always Looking," by John Updike (12/2012): The late John Updike was also a pre-eminent art critic, as shown by this posthumous collection of 15 essays on art. ‘Always Looking,’ by John Updike (11/2012): The essays in “Always Looking” display the qualifications of a novelist that John Updike brought to his moonlighting as an art critic.