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JOYCE CAROL OATES AT MILLS COLLEGE: twitter, crayons, and the role of violence

JOYCE CAROL OATES AT MILLS COLLEGE: twitter, crayons, and the role of violence

March 13, 2013
Charles Kruger
Event Review, REVIEWS

On February 12, I attended a reading and talk at Mills College by the elegant, distinguished Joyce Carol Oates. It was a memorable evening. Oates spoke in…

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