John Cheever
Cheever, John - 1912–82, American author, b. Quincy, Mass. His expulsion from Thayer Academy was the subject of his first short story, published by the New Republic when he was 17. With meticulously rendered detail, Cheever writes about life in the affluent American suburbs. Although his works are usually comic, his view is that of a moralist. Among his works are the novels The Wapshot Read More...
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The Columbia Companion to the Twentieth-Century American Short Story ("John Cheever (1912-1982)" begins on p. 199)
by Blanche H. Gelfant, Lawrence Graver. 660 pgs.
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Damned in a Fair Life: Cheever's "The Swimmer," in Studies in Short Fiction
by Stanley J. Kozikowski. 9 pgs.
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Gender and Structure in John Cheever's "The Country Husband," in Studies in Short Fiction
by Lawrence Jay Dessner. 12 pgs.
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Embracing a Gay Identity: Gay Novels as Guides (Discussion of John Cheever begins on p. 30)
by Wilfrid R. Koponen. 190 pgs.
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Encyclopedia of Lesbian and Gay Histories and Cultures, Vol. II ("Cheever, John (1912-1982)" begins on p. 180)
by John Beynon, Douglas Eisner, George E. Haggerty. 986 pgs.
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