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The Letters of John Cheever
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  • John Cheever
    John Cheever
    / Death and posthumous journals

    The Letters of John Cheever, edited by his son Benjamin Cheever, was posthumously published in 1988, and in 1991 The Journals of John Cheever appeared. The latter is deeply revealing of both the man and the writer, particularly Cheever’s conflicted feelings about his bisexuality and…

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    The Letters of John Cheever, edited by his son Benjamin Cheever, was posthumously published in 1988, and in 1991 The Journals of John Cheever appeared. The latter is deeply revealing of both the man and the writer, particularly Cheever’s conflicted feelings about his bisexuality and…

    Read More