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Prolific Joyce Carol Oates Shows Her Weakness Joyce Carol Oates is a good storyteller, but perhaps because of her prolific output, discerning readers won't get much from from her new book in terms of artistic power. joyce carol oates • dear husband • by the north gate • wild nights! • dear joyce carol
The Wedding Gig by Stephen King and Murder-Two by Joyce Carol Oates This is the first of a series of reviews from the anthology titled "Master's Choice" edited by Lawrence Block. The stories are "The Wedding Gig" by Stephen King and "Murder-Two" by Joyce Carol Oates. the wedding gig • murder-two • stephen king • joyce carol oates • master's choice
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A Review of Surreal South Southern writing has never lacked imagination. But this anthology of fiction and poetry plumbs even deeper into the dream world and is not for the faint of heart. surreal south • fiction • poetry • anthology • press 53
A Review of We Were the Mulvaneys Introduce yourself to the Mulvaneys, witness their heart-wrenching story, meet unforgettable characters, and fall in love with a real family with real problems. we were the mulvaneys • joyce carol oates • oprah's book club • adult fiction • books dealing with sexual assault
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