John Hoyer Updike (1932–2009) was a prominent American writer known for his short stories, novels, and poetry. His work features contemporary themes and careful style, appealing to a wide readership. A Harvard alumnus, he contributed to The New Yorker before dedicating himself to writing. Notable works include the 'Rabbit' series, particularly 'Rabbit, Run', and ambitious novels like 'The Centaur'. Updike's exploration of modern American life, sexuality, and culture has left a significant mark on literature.
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Meaning of the name - John
God is gracious
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John Hoyer Updike belongs to the Silent Generation group.
Place of Birth: Reading
Place of Death: Danvers
Cause of Death: lung cancer
Educated At: Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art | Governor Mifflin Senior High School | Harvard College | Harvard University
Occupation: science fiction writer | essayist | novelist | children's writer | literary critic | art critic | journalist | author | playwright | poet | writer
Spouses: Martha Ruggles Bernhard | Mary Entwistle Pennington
Children: David Updike | Elizabeth Updike Cobblah
Employers: The New Yorker
Awards Received: National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction | honorary doctor of Harvard University | St. Louis Literary Award | Jefferson Lecture | Helmerich Award | Golden Rose Award | Common Wealth Award of Distinguished Service | Carl Sandburg Literary Award | Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres | Bowdoin prize | Ambassador Book Award | William Dean Howells Medal of the American Academy of Arts and Letters | Rea Award for the Short Story | National Medal of Arts | PEN/Malamud Award | PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction | Pulitzer Prize for Fiction | National Humanities Medal | Guggenheim Fellowship | National Book Award | O. Henry Award
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Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on March 18, 2024 | Secondary Progressions for March 18, 2024 |
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| Sun | 27 Pisces 53 | 28 Pisces 35 | 27 Gemini 12 |
| Moon | 6 Leo 17 | 16 Cancer 28 | 29 Sagittarius 41 |
| Mercury | 15 Aries 19 | 15 Aries 18 | 3 Cancer 49 |
| Venus | 11 Taurus 0 | 8 Pisces 25 | 13 Cancer 2 |
| Mars | 17 Pisces 48 | 26 Aquarius 40 | 27 Taurus 22 |
| Jupiter | 13 Leo 1 | 14 Taurus 35 | 19 Leo 12 |
| Saturn | 2 Aquarius 26 | 12 Pisces 0 | 4 Aquarius 2 |
| Uranus | 18 Aries 6 | 20 Taurus 13 | 22 Aries 43 |
| Neptune | 6 Virgo 2 | 27 Pisces 24 | 5 Virgo 29 |
| Pluto | 20 Cancer 0 | 1 Aquarius 37 | 21 Cancer 2 |
| Rahu | 26 Pisces 10 | 16 Aries 45 | 21 Pisces 17 |
| Ketu | 26 Virgo 10 | 16 Libra 45 | 21 Virgo 17 |
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