Slothrop & Invisible Man (My Two Teeth) For what it's worth

[Jude Bloom]

yes and there's a semi-sequel/novella of sorts, Rabbit Remembered, published
in some collection i can't remember.  i remember thinking it was ok,
although one major, uh, i dunno,  "plot point" i guess, that's pretty cool
is revealed.

i remember thinking Rabbit At Rest was a peculiarly Jewish novel.  Updike
has masqued for that krewe before with his Bech books, which I could never
finish, featuring a very Jewish first-person protagonist.  But I found
Rabbit At Rest, even though of course none of the Angstroms are Jewish, to
be much more Jewish-y.  In a cool, subtle kinda way.



On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 2:36 AM, Carvill, John <john.carvill at sap.com> wrote:

> << The only Updike I've ever read is A Month of Sundays, and I thought it
> was very good. >>
>
> Haven't read that one. You should try the Rabbit books - as Jude said,
> particularly the last two, i.e. Rabbit is Rich and Rabbit at Rest, are
> fantastic.
>
>
>
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