The collection in use
“Faithless: Tales of Transgression” by Joyce Carol Oates
“There is a sort of grandeur to the misery experienced by the female protagonists in Joyce Carol Oates' latest short story collection, Faithless. The women in these stories — spurned lovers, troubled daughters, social misfits and society mavens — are not simply dissatisfied or unhappy, they are monumentally outcast, downcast or cast away and — dammit! — some of them are going to do something about it. Something terrible and, perhaps, well… great.”
Extracted from January Magazine.
See also:
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joyce_Carol_Oates
http://www.bookreporter.com/reviews/0060185252.asp
http://www.nytimes.com/books/01/03/25/reviews/010325.25harrist.html
The selected titles are a sample of the materials currently on loan from the collections of the International Institute Library.
If you are interested in seeing or reading this recommendation, you can check its availability in the IIE library catalog.
Faithless: tales of transgression / Joyce Carol Oates. — 1st ed. — New York: Harper Collins, 2002. — X, 386 p.; 21cm
ISBN-0 06-093357-7
PS3565.A8 F35 2002
