When the Boston Globe decided to drop the "Amazing Spiderman" comic strip, he wrote a letter to the editor that convinced it to reverse its decision; X years before, he began his literary career as a writer for the "About Town" section of the New Yorker.
When the Boston Globe decided to drop the "Amazing Spiderman" comic strip, he wrote a letter to the editor that convinced it to reverse its decision; X years before, he began his literary career as a writer for the "About Town" section of the New Yorker. He has published works of poetry including Stories of the Afterlife and is a 2-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize for fiction for his novels about Harry Angstrom. FTP, name the author of "Rabbit at Rest."
When the Boston Globe decided to drop the "Amazing Spiderman" comic strip, he wrote a letter to the editor that convinced it to reverse its decision; X years before, he began his literary career as a writer for the "About Town" section of the New Yorker.
John {Updike}