Interview: Joyce Carol Oates , from November 1993
Joyce Carol Oates A candid conversation with a literary marvel about good writers, bad boxers, modest fame and why Marilyn Monroe looks like a female impersonator -- November 1993
"There are people who are envious of me, who write, 'I wish I were you.' They don't know how hard I work. You can't be a normal, contented person and be a great novelist or filmmaker. You have to be a little crazy."
"There are people who are envious of me, who write, 'I wish I were you.' They don't know how hard I work. You can't be a normal, contented person and be a great novelist or filmmaker. You have to be a little crazy."
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