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Joyce Carol Oates

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Noun1.Joyce Carol Oates - United States writer (born in 1938)
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BIRTHDAYS: Eileen Atkins, actress, 75; Erich Segal, author (Love Story), 72; Joyce Carol Oates, novelist, 71; James Bolam (pictured), actor, 71; Simon Williams, actor, 63; Ian Buchanan, actor, 52.
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Yet other possibilities include Israeli author Amos Oz, Canada's Margaret Atwood, Czech writer Arnost Lustig and French poet Yves Bonnefoy are possibilities, as well as Joyce Carol Oates, Japan's Haruki Murakami and Italy's Antonio Tabucchi.
Frenzied speculation in countdown to Nobel Literature Prize by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Joyce Carol Oates has not only written 731 novels—she’s also popping up (boing
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