A Month of Sundays
by John Updike | 
Poorhouse Fair
by John Updike | 
S.
by John Updike | 
The Poorhouse Fair
by John Updike | 
Memories of the Ford Administration
by John Updike | 
The 158-Pound Marriage
by John Irving | 
Travels in the Scriptorium
by Paul Auster | 
Ravelstein
by Saul Bellow | 
In the Beauty of the Lilies
by John Updike | 
Love in the Ruins
by Walker Percy | 
The Thanatos Syndrome
by Walker Percy | 
Point Omega
by Don DeLillo | 
A Frolic of His Own
by William Gaddis | 
Lancelot
by Walker Percy | 
The Orchard Keeper
by Cormac McCarthy | 
Bullet Park
by John Cheever | 
Losing Battles
by Eudora Welty | 
Rabbit Redux
by John Updike | 
October Light
by John Gardner | 
BUtterfield 8
by John O'Hara |
Couples is the book that has been assailed for its complete frankness & praised as an artful, seductive, savagely graphic portrait of love, marriage & adultery in America. But be it damned or hailed, Couples drew back the curtain forever on sex in suburbia in the late 20th century. A classic, it's one of those books that will be read & remembered for a long time to come.