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Friday, October 20, 2006

Re: JCO: Re: re: question about publications

Hi Gary and Everyone:

The unpublished work I'm desperately hoping to see someday is "The Crosswicks Horror".

Steve

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RE: JCO: JCO and Myth


Hi Nicole

I'm sure there are lots and lots of references to myth in JCO's work. The one which pops into mind is the section of Middle Age where one woman's husband is torn apart by all her dogs which I believe is a reference to the myth of Artemis and Actaeon.

Which work of JCO's have you read and what got you interested in the topic of myth within her work.

Eric

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JCO: JOC and Myth

Hi - I am a graduate student who is interested (very interested) in JCO.  I was wondering if any of the members of this list serve have done any research on myth and Oates, or might be able to point me to some good sources for further study on myth themes in Oates. Thanks, Nicole

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Re: JCO: Re: re: question about publications


i feel guilty relaying this because its gossip but years ago someone
reliable told me that his girlfriend told him that there is a trunk at
harperCollins with unpublished finished works by doris lessing -- a writer
important to oates. maybe its not true but i always felt the rumor's truth
lies in the fact that the great women writers of our time (lessing,
murdoch, oates) have OFTEN been resented for their work ethics and their
super-abundant imaginations. And have been pressured to curb it in. Even
to the degree that lessing & oates have experimented with second (and
third) publishing selves...

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Re: JCO: Re: re: question about publications

Of course, these are "merely" the published works. You have to wonder how
much unpublished work is sitting in JCO's bottom drawer. Even she must have
stories and novels that didn't work out and/or she can't sell.

Gary

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