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Important Quotes by Joyce Carol Oates
- Productivity is a relative matter. And it's really insignificant: What is ultimately important is a writer's strongest books.
- I think it's very important for writers and artists generally to be witnesses to the world, and to be transparent. To let other people speak...…
- Productivity is a relative matter. And it's really insignificant: What is ultimately important is a writer's strongest books. It may be the case that we…
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