rabbit at rest造句

• In the years since " Rabbit at Rest,"
• In the final installment, " Rabbit at Rest,"
• In 1990, he published the last Rabbit novel, " Rabbit at Rest ", in which his main character died.
• Updike, who killed off Angstrom in " Rabbit at Rest, " explains that readers pleaded with him to bring him back.
• That, he said, is why he set much of Rabbit at Rest, the final novel in his Rabbit tetralogy, in that part of the state.
• I know I was worn out in the'80s, although I did read Updike's " Rabbit at Rest " that came out in 1990.
• And " Rabbit at Rest " is infused with " the terror of being trapped inside his perishing body, " feelings that the author admits sharing.
• "Rabbit Is Rich " ( Updike's particular favorite, which won him both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award ) and " Rabbit at Rest ."
• Shortly before the Pulitzer Prize-winning " Rabbit at Rest " was published in 1990, Updike answered critics who found in his novels no ideas, only fancy penmanship ( and much sex ).
• At the end of " Rabbit at Rest " ( 1990 ), though, Rabbit demonstrates a kind of certainty, telling his son Nelson on his deathbed, " . . . But enough.
• The two final installments of the Rabbit series, " Rabbit is Rich " ( 1981 ) and " Rabbit at Rest " ( 1990 ), were both awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
• After the publication of " Rabbit at Rest ", Updike spent the rest of the 1990s and early 2000s publishing novels in a wide range of genres; the work of this period was frequently experimental in nature.
• John Updike's Harry Angstrom, the loping former basketball star who embodied so many of America's hopes and failures, bought the farm early when he died at 56, in " Rabbit at Rest " ( 1990 ).
• Variations on the theme of middle age, the stories in John Updike's new collection, " The Afterlife, " are accompaniment pieces to his last Rabbit novel, the melancholy " Rabbit at Rest " ( 1990 ).
• Then a leggy, blinky 40ish woman shows up at Janice's door one afternoon, personifying one of Rabbit's last moments in " Rabbit at Rest " : Nelson, he thought but did not tell him, you have a sister.
• John Updike, in " Rabbit at Rest, " has Harry Angstrom driving south in the rain on I-95, away from it all : " He even turns off the radio, he feels so battered by pellets of experience ."
• Like Rabbit, Bech has always had a propensity for vague existential dread, unmitigated by his own modest good fortune, and in this volume, as in " Rabbit at Rest, " that spiritual anomie has evolved into a prickly awareness of mortality and lost chances.
• "Rabbit Is Rich " and " Rabbit at Rest " ), which takes up the story of Harry ( Rabbit ) Angstrom's family and friends as they try to come to terms with his death and chart the remainder of their own lives.
• Janice, we learn, now works in real estate and has married Ronnie Harrison, who used to be married to Thelma, Harry's old lover who died in " Rabbit at Rest "; she has found with the boorish but steady Ronnie a kind of serenity.
• "Rabbit Redux " led to a return in the popularity of the word redux and, in " Rabbit at Rest " ( 1990 ), Rabbit Angstrom notices " a story [ . . . ] in the Sarasota paper a week or so ago, headlined Circus Redux.