Authors >
John Cheever

John Cheever

John Cheever

John Cheever, novelist, short-story writer, and winner of the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize, was "an American master" (The Boston Globe). He was also a prolofic writer of letters, sending as many as thirty in a week.

The Letters of John Cheever is now available in
Jul 21, 2009
The Letters of John Cheever will be released on July 21, 2009 in
Jul 21, 2009

Authors on the Web

Guardian.co.uk, May 8, 2012
...Five". 1. The Virgin Suicides- Jeffrey Eugenides 2. Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates 3. The Wapshot Chronicle by John Cheever 4. Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller 5. The Trial by Franz Kafka DanHolloway : I would like to repeat my request for an...
The Independent, April 28, 2012
...whose alumni – including Cheever and Roth – have won 17 Pulitzer prizes between them". In fact, neither John Cheever nor Philip Roth is an alumnus of the Iowa programme. They both taught on the programme briefly – in Roth's case, very early in his...
Melbourne Age, April 27, 2012
...about the writers rather than their writings. He doesn't even hide that he dislikes certain people: Borges, John Cheever, Tennessee Williams. Given his motif is parents and children, he's less concerned with how writers coped with and disposed of their...
First Post, April 20, 2012
...trajectory, penetration-wise on the bottom line!" Well; balls, and double-balls. I'm reading two novels at the moment: John Cheever's The Wapshot Chronicle and Philip Roth's American Pastoral. Both are works of genius, though by God, but Cheever was a...
First Post, April 20, 2012
...trajectory, penetration-wise on the bottom line!" Well; balls, and double-balls. I'm reading two novels at the moment: John Cheever's The Wapshot Chronicle and Philip Roth's American Pastoral. Both are works of genius, though by God, but Cheever was a...
West Australian, April 17, 2012
...Yeats to Sebastian Barry and Roddy Doyle - along with a handful of Americans - Tennessee Williams to John Cheever and Barack Obama. Each essay evolves as a mini-biography and, while there are references to the authors' work, Toibin is more interested...
West Australian, April 17, 2012
...Yeats to Sebastian Barry and Roddy Doyle - along with a handful of Americans - Tennessee Williams to John Cheever and Barack Obama. Each essay evolves as a mini-biography and, while there are references to the authors' work, Toibin is more interested in...
MySanAntonio, March 3, 2012
...literary section offers reviews and evaluation of writers from D.H. Lawrence, Susan Sontag and Rebecca West to John Cheever. They aren't ordinary reviews. Instead, Dyer uses an off-center approach. In his review of Sontag's posthumous collection, “At...
GQ Magazine UK, February 28, 2012
...there. That to me is real American luxury. What book are you reading right now? The Journals Of John Cheever. What's your taste in social media? I don't really follow Tumblr too much, I must say, although I'm addicted to Twitter and Facebook. I recently...
RTE Online, February 28, 2012
...New Ways To Spoil Your Children, detailing their father's gay life, suicide and general dysfunction. The misanthropic John Cheever is also the matter of a chapter, New Ways to Make Your Family's Life a Misery, which investigates his journals and the...
Irish Independent, February 26, 2012
...the essay on Thomas Mann is entitled New Ways to Spoil Your Children, while a not-unsympathetic account of John Cheever's frightful behaviour as father and husband is called New Ways to Make Your Family's Life a Misery. These are in the book's second...
Irish Independent, February 26, 2012
...the essay on Thomas Mann is entitled New Ways to Spoil Your Children, while a not-unsympathetic account of John Cheever's frightful behaviour as father and husband is called New Ways to Make Your Family's Life a Misery. These are in the book's second...
Guardian.co.uk, February 25, 2012
...Williamson's accuracy, just small points of emphasis. It's the same with Blake Bailey's biography of John Cheever . At one point Tóibín quotes Cheever saying that Saul Bellow and he shared not only a "love of women but a fondness for the rain",...
Irish Times, February 25, 2012
...this view places writers such as Lorrie Moore, Nathan Englander and Alexander MacLeod firmly in the tradition of John Cheever, Raymond Carver and Alice Munro. Irish readers may now breathe a sigh of relief. Having a fine tradition of our own, we can...