CultureWatch: My Father's Tears and Other Stories
Joan L. Cannon writes: Each one of John Updike's My Father's Tears and Other Stories makes the reader fully aware of the writer's sense of mortality. These stories come from the imagination and the history of an aging artist. My Father's Tears is not to be missed. Read More...
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