John Updike was a master storyteller, and this collection, from his final years, reveals that up to the end he remained the finest short-story writer of his generation. 'Magnificent, exhilarating, crisply evocative, rippling with irony. Updike's genius can be seen on peak form. With this book, a talent that burnt brightly goes out in a blaze of brilliance' - "Sunday Times". 'A haunting valedictory alive with characteristic preoccupations: small-town life; 'domestic duplicity'; travel; aging rituals; and, the transience of existence. This is a collection filled with nuanced observations, descriptive flair and sentences that stop you in your tracks' - "Metro".
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I was going somewhere, and he was seeing me go. I was growing in my own sense of myself, and to him I was getting smaller.
评分I was going somewhere, and he was seeing me go. I was growing in my own sense of myself, and to him I was getting smaller.
评分I was going somewhere, and he was seeing me go. I was growing in my own sense of myself, and to him I was getting smaller.
评分I was going somewhere, and he was seeing me go. I was growing in my own sense of myself, and to him I was getting smaller.
评分I was going somewhere, and he was seeing me go. I was growing in my own sense of myself, and to him I was getting smaller.
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