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Goth is never far from the surface in Joyce Carol Oates’ work. Even the author’s appearance — Raphaelite hair, waiflike frame, large pooling eyes — has long suggested a Romantic poetess drumming up tales of ghosts and foggy heaths, or a female Edgar Allen Poe. Even in her 70s, the author evokes a breathless, feverish tone in her prose.

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What, only nine songs? This is what will surely be the Pinoy’s reaction after getting a hold of this CD.
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This Week’s Winner


Joel Jorge Gaviola, 25, works in a call center in Makati. In his free time, he writes for different corporations, and tries to make the most literate corporate presentations. A German Language graduate from UP, his short stories, essays, and reviews have appeared in different publications. He is currently at work on mystery, horror, and detective fiction.


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The Collector Of Hearts 

By Joyce Carol Oates 

Plume Books, 323 pages 

Available at National Book Store 


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Guilt and resurrection in a small town

By Scott R. Garceau | April 20, 2014 - 12:00am

Goth is never far from the surface in Joyce Carol Oates’ work. Even the author’s appearance — Raphaelite hair, waiflike frame, large pooling eyes — has long suggested a Romantic poetess drumming...

Sunday Lifestyle

Remember Hall & Oates?

By Baby A. Gil | May 3, 2010 - 12:00am

What, only nine songs? This is what will surely be the Pinoy’s reaction after getting a hold of this CD.

Entertainment

Joyce Carol Oates on female trouble

By Joel Jorge Gaviola | December 18, 2005 - 12:00am

This Week’s Winner Joel Jorge Gaviola, 25, works in a call center in Makati. In his free time, he writes for different corporations, and tries to make the most literate corporate presentations. A German...

Sunday Lifestyle

Feeding those inner demons

By Scott R. Garceau | July 16, 2001 - 12:00am

The Collector Of Hearts By Joyce Carol Oates Plume Books, 323 pages Available at National Book Store

Arts and Culture