Rabbit, run." "Rabbit has returned." "Rabbit has become rich." "Rabbit has calmed down." John Updike's legendary tetralogy about Harry Engstrom, nicknamed Rabbit, a character to whom the great writer returned again and again. In the image of this man, the very essence of “one-story America” - with the internal breakdown of the “golden fifties”, the sexual and psychological rebellion of the “furious sixties”, the cynical thirst for profit and pleasure of the “selfish seventies” and the rethinking of the past of the “conservative eighties”. The greatest intellectual saga of American literature of the second half of the 20th century !Contents:Rabbit, run (translation by M. Becker) The rabbit has returned (translation by T. Kudryavtseva) The rabbit has become rich (translation by T. Kudryavtseva) The rabbit has calmed down (translation by N. Rogovskaya)