- The early stories, 1953-1975, John Updike
- Olinger stories :, selection, John Updike
- Higher gossip, essays and criticism, by John Updike ; edited by Christopher Carduff
- Always looking, essays on art, by John Updike
- Rabbit, run, John Updike
- Facing nature, poems, John Updike
- The widows of Eastwick, a novel, by John Updike
- Marry me, a romance, John Updike
- Gertrude and Claudius, John Updike
- Terrorist, John Updike
- Selected poems, a new selection, John Updike ; edited by Christopher Carduff ; introduction by Brad Leithauser
- Rabbit redux, John Updike
- Endpoint and other poems, John Updike
- The witches of Eastwick, a novel, by John Updike
- Terrorist, [a novel], John Updike
- Rabbit redux, John Updike
- Due considerations, essays and criticism, John Updike
- The Maples stories, John Updike
- Collected poems, 1953-1993, John Updike
- Tien nao shang ti. --
- A child's calendar, poems, by John Updike ; illustrations by Trina Schart Hyman
- Rabbit is rich, John Updike
- Still looking, essays on American art, John Updike
- Higher gossip, essays and criticism, John Updike ; edited by Christopher Carduff
- The poorhouse fair, a novel, John Updike
- More matter, essays and criticism
- Rabbit remembered, John Updike
- The widows of Eastwick, [a novel], by John Updike
- Rabbit at rest, John Updike
- Seek my face, [a novel], John Updike
- Golf dreams, writings on golf, John Updike ; drawings by Paul Szep
- Rabbit redux
- Rabbit Angstrom, a tetralogy, John Updike
- The afterlife and other stories, John Updike
- Licks of love, short stories and a sequel, John Updike
- Centaur
- Rabbit, run, John Updike
- Rabbit is rich, John Updike
- Gertrude and Claudius, [a novel]
- Always looking, essays on art, John Updike ; edited by Christopher Carduff
- Marry me, a romance. --
- Villages, [a novel], John Updike
- Brazil, a novel, John Updike
- A month of Sundays
- The witches of Eastwick, John Updike
- A month of Sundays, John Updike
- Of the farm, a novel, John Updike
- My father's tears and other stories, by John Updike
- Bech at bay, a quasi-novel, John Updike
- The widows of Eastwick, by John Updike