Remembering John Updike »
Posted By Progressive 11 months, 1 week ago in NewsUpdike's wandering eye almost always made its way into the bedroom, and his persistent gaze at sex and adultery, topics considered taboo for the 1960s, made him, at times, a controversial figure. The New York Times called the sexual scenes in his early work "distanced and skeptical", but the novelist didn't fight that tag for long.
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