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Re: Updike's Non-Fiction (fwd)
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*PLease do respond directly to Phillip Sipiora.*
From: "Phillip Sipiora (LAN)" <sipiora@chuma.cas.usf.edu>
Does anyone happen to have citations and/or information on Updike's
non-fiction, particularly his essays on golf? Thanks. (Please e-mail
privately.) --PS
On Tue, 20 Jan 1998, Galya Diment wrote:
> From: Phil Howerton <howerton@vnet.net>
>
> Thanks to Mr. Morrison for the title to the Updike novel. I remember
> thinking at the time that a review of the novel should be entitled "RSVP
> to An Invitation to a Beheading" and now see, from the current (Fall
> 1997) The Nabokovian and Alexander Dolinin's note, "Life after
> Beheading: Nabokov and Charles Nodier," that perhaps Charles Nodier,
> Vladimir Alexandrov, Vladimir Nabokov and John Updike are, or were,
> brother satellites all orbiting that particular "other world."
>
> Phil Howerton
>
From: "Phillip Sipiora (LAN)" <sipiora@chuma.cas.usf.edu>
Does anyone happen to have citations and/or information on Updike's
non-fiction, particularly his essays on golf? Thanks. (Please e-mail
privately.) --PS
On Tue, 20 Jan 1998, Galya Diment wrote:
> From: Phil Howerton <howerton@vnet.net>
>
> Thanks to Mr. Morrison for the title to the Updike novel. I remember
> thinking at the time that a review of the novel should be entitled "RSVP
> to An Invitation to a Beheading" and now see, from the current (Fall
> 1997) The Nabokovian and Alexander Dolinin's note, "Life after
> Beheading: Nabokov and Charles Nodier," that perhaps Charles Nodier,
> Vladimir Alexandrov, Vladimir Nabokov and John Updike are, or were,
> brother satellites all orbiting that particular "other world."
>
> Phil Howerton
>