Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?: Selected Early Stories9 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Ontario Review Press, 1994 award-winning author for a REASON! + You'll be charmed by Oates' world + Somewhat unsettling but very well-written + A perfect introduction to the works of Joyce Carol Oates             Haunted: Tales of the Grotesque24 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1995 Up and Down Your Spine I Shall Pace and Stomp Hyenas + No one does it like Joyce Carol Oates + Dark and Depressing + Solid but inconsistent collection of JCO's dark side...             Sexy16 reviews Joyce Carol Oates HarperTeen, 2005 Sexeptional! + Provocative + Ms. Oates Conquers Yet Another Genre Ideal for anyone who likes sex and bargain prices.             Black Water (Contemporary Fiction, Plume)59 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1993 Suffocation by Manipulated Narrative Structure + "You love the life you've lived, there is no other." + Joyce Carol Oates is at it again "Black Water" is one of Joyce Carol Oates' masterpieces. Being predisposed to lean toward her short fiction, I was surprised to find myself so in love with this book. To answer a few questions, yes it does bring to mind a certain senator who is a member of "America's Royal Family." And yes, it ...             Blonde: A Novel174 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Harper Perennial, 2001 Ambivalent + Getting used to author's writing style + Potentially Oates's Best, But Too Tawdry, and Too Graphic + Tour de force             Heat and Other Stories (Contemporary Fiction, Plume)4 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1992 Oates is a master of the short story! + Heat Is An Apt Title + Oates's best collection yet! + A well builder book             Them (Wonderland Quartet)23 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Fawcett, 1984 The only kind of fiction that is real + Acute exposure of fragility beneath hard, shielding façades + Realism stretched like putty + Possibly The Novel Upon Which Oates Built Her Reputation + Great Writing, so-so story             Will You Always Love Me?: And Other Stories6 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1997 Master Stories from a Master Storyteller + Tales Of Revenge, Madness, Humiliation, Coming To Consiousness, Pain! + Joyce Carol Oates does it again! + Unexpected truths (Review contains a spoiler) + Excellent!             We Were the Mulvaneys (Oprah's Book Club)475 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1996 Not to be missed - a quintessentially American story + Elegant & Heartbreaking Prose We Were the Mulvaneys tells the story of the Mulvaney family: handsome, successful patriarch Michael Mulvaney Sr., who owns a thriving roofing business and enjoys the friendship and contacts of many of the movers and shakers in small Mt. Ephraim, New York; blue-eyed, lithe, religious Corinne, ...             Sexy16 reviews Joyce Carol Oates HarperTeen, 2005 Sexeptional! + Provocative + Ms. Oates Conquers Yet Another Genre Ideal for anyone who likes sex and bargain prices.             Heat and Other Stories (Contemporary Fiction, Plume)4 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1992 Oates is a master of the short story! + Heat Is An Apt Title + Oates's best collection yet! + A well builder book             Them (Wonderland Quartet)23 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Fawcett, 1984 The only kind of fiction that is real + Acute exposure of fragility beneath hard, shielding façades + Realism stretched like putty + Possibly The Novel Upon Which Oates Built Her Reputation + Great Writing, so-so story             Haunted: Tales of the Grotesque24 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1995 Up and Down Your Spine I Shall Pace and Stomp Hyenas + No one does it like Joyce Carol Oates + Dark and Depressing + Solid but inconsistent collection of JCO's dark side...             We Were the Mulvaneys (Oprah's Book Club)475 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1996 Not to be missed - a quintessentially American story + Elegant & Heartbreaking Prose We Were the Mulvaneys tells the story of the Mulvaney family: handsome, successful patriarch Michael Mulvaney Sr., who owns a thriving roofing business and enjoys the friendship and contacts of many of the movers and shakers in small Mt. Ephraim, New York; blue-eyed, lithe, religious Corinne, ...             Will You Always Love Me?: And Other Stories6 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1997 Master Stories from a Master Storyteller + Tales Of Revenge, Madness, Humiliation, Coming To Consiousness, Pain! + Joyce Carol Oates does it again! + Unexpected truths (Review contains a spoiler) + Excellent!             Black Water (Contemporary Fiction, Plume)59 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Plume, 1993 Suffocation by Manipulated Narrative Structure + "You love the life you've lived, there is no other." + Joyce Carol Oates is at it again "Black Water" is one of Joyce Carol Oates' masterpieces. Being predisposed to lean toward her short fiction, I was surprised to find myself so in love with this book. To answer a few questions, yes it does bring to mind a certain senator who is a member of "America's Royal Family." And yes, it ...             Blonde: A Novel174 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Harper Perennial, 2001 Ambivalent + Getting used to author's writing style + Potentially Oates's Best, But Too Tawdry, and Too Graphic + Tour de force             Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?: Selected Early Stories9 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Ontario Review Press, 1994 award-winning author for a REASON! + You'll be charmed by Oates' world + Somewhat unsettling but very well-written + A perfect introduction to the works of Joyce Carol Oates