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Author of some one hundred novels, as well as poems, plays, and essays, Joyce Carol Oates never tires of depicting American society in all its complexity. At 88, this woman who has never been afraid of the white sand reflects on her life and takes the opportunity to lambast Donald Trump, while also revealing for whom she would forgo the Nobel Prize.
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Author of some one hundred novels, as well as poems, plays, and essays, Joyce Carol Oates never tires of depicting American society in all its complexity. At 88, this woman who has never been afraid of the white sand reflects on her life and takes the opportunity to lambast Donald Trump, while also revealing for whom she would forgo the Nobel Prize.