Pigeon feathers, and other stories
By: John Updike
Publisher: Fawcett Crest
Published: 1979
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 189
Copyright date: 1962
Subjects: Social life and customs; Fiction
Notes: Too Far To Go, published in 1979, is listed as the most recent of the author's works in front matter.

Not in De Bellis & Broomfield.

Fragile; access restricted. Permission of curator required.

Fragile; access restricted. Permission of curator required.

From the library of John Updike.

From the library of John Updike, with his annotations and corrections.

Number line on t.p. verso: 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15

Number line on t.p. verso: 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16

In publisher’s printed and illustrated white paper covers; paper covers and advertisements vary slightly from *AC95.Up174P2.1979b. In CMI.

In publisher’s printed and illustrated white paper covers; paper covers and advertisements vary slightly from *AC95.Up174P2.1979. In CMI.
Table of contents: title: Walter Briggs --; title: The persistence of desire --; title: Still life --; title: Flight --; title: Should wizard hit Mommy? --; title: A sense of shelter --; title: Dear Alexandros --; title: Wife-wooing --; title: Pigeon feathers --; title: Home --; title: Archangel --; title: You'll never know, dear, how much I love you --; title: The astronomer --; title: A & P --; title: The doctor's wife --; title: Lifeguard --; title: The crow in the woods --; title: The blessed man of Boston, my grandmother's thimble, and Fanning Island --; title: Packed dirt, churchgoing, a dying cat, a traded car.