Joyce Carol Oates discusses DOUBLE TROUBLE at B&N Union Square

Join in New York City on Monday, February 2nd at 6PM as we welcome bestselling and award-winning author,, to discuss . Originally published under Oates' pen name “Rosamond Smith", this collection of two novels and two never-before-collected short stories give a double dose of gripping psychological suspense.

Joyce will be in conversation with author and artist .

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ABOUT :

Celebrating 40 Years of pseudonymous suspense from JOYCE CAROL OATES
Four decades ago, acclaimed literary author Joyce Carol Oates penned her first novel of psychological suspense under the name “Rosamond Smith.” In the Smith books, Oates explored themes of betrayal and deception, lust and M**der, through stories involving twins, doubles, and hidden second identities – initially, keeping her own double identity a secret.
Hard Case Crime is proud to bring these extraordinary works of crime fiction, long unavailable in bookstores, back into print in definitive double editions, each pairing two complete novels and two never-before-collected Oates short stories, all linked thematically, to weave a sinister web filled with dark reflections.
In This Volume…
A female serial killer seeks refuge in her twin sister’s home in STARR BRIGHT WILL BE WITH YOU SOON, while a male serial killer murders for the woman he craves in SOUL/MATE -- and the echoes continue in the rare short stories “The Murderess” and “An Unsolved Crime.”

ABOUT :

Joyce Carol Oates is the award–winning author of national bestsellers The Falls, Blonde, and We Were the Murvaneys. Oates has published over seventy books including novels, short stories, novellas, poetry, plays and essays. Many of Oates's books, including Foxfire, were adapted into movies. Several of her books were Pulitzer Prize finalists and she has won the National Book Award for her novel, Them. Her other popular books include A Book of American Martyrs, "Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?", Butcher, Babysitter, Zombie and 48 Clues into the Disappearance of My Sister. Oates has taught at Princeton University and is the Roger S. Berlind '52 Professor Emerita in the Humanities with the Program in Creative Writing.

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