This category includes links to sites about novelist John Irving, including reviews, interviews, and biographies.
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- In Defense of Sentimentality By John Irving. [New York Times] The author discusses the importance of sentimentality in writing. [Registration required]
- All About Writing, According to Irving By James Feron. [New York Times] The author discusses writing the end of a chapter first and writing the end of a book first and other writing habits. [Registration required]
- John Irving: 19th-Century Novelist for These Times By Richard Bernstein. [New York Times] Irving discusses the release of "A Prayer for Owen Meany." [Registration required]
- John Irving: A Novelist Builds Out From Fact to Reach the Truth By Mel Gussow. [New York Times] A discussion of "A Widow for One Year" and how it relates to the author's own life. [Registration required]
- Pornography and the New Puritans By John Irving. [New York Times] The author discusses the pornography victims' compensation bill and censorship. [Registration required]
- Pornography and the New Puritans: Letters From Andrea Dworkin and Others [New York Times] Letters to the editor about Irving's "Pornography and the New Puritans" essay. [Registration required]
- Is Pornography to Blame? By John Irving. [New York Times] The author responds to letters to the editor about his "Pornography and the New Puritans" essay. [Registration required]
- Morrison's Black Fable By John Irving. [New York Times] The author reviews "Tar Baby" by Toni Morrison. [Registration required]
- Desire, Ambition and Father By John Irving. [New York Times] The author reviews "The Good Son" by Craig Nova. [Registration required]
- Risking All for Gold and Grizzlies By John Irving. [New York Times] The author reviews "Seven Rivers West" by Edward Hoagland. [Registration required]
- Keep Passing Open Windows Site by fan Barb Troyer-Turvey devote to Irving and his works.
- Penguin Random House: John Irving Includes book excerpts, short biography and links.