The New Yorker: Fiction

Akhil Sharma Reads Joyce Carol Oates

Jul 1, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
A Novel by Joyce Carrolots
01:44 • 2min
3
Zombi by Joyce Carroll Oates
03:26 • 4min
4
Is Your Client Plead Not Guilty?
07:50 • 2min
5
Is the Attic Like a Zombi?
10:19 • 2min
6
The Importance of a Zombie
12:46 • 3min
7
I'm Cool, My Dad Droped by to See How I Was, and How Was He?
15:18 • 6min
8
Frontal Lobotamy, Reversible Psycho Surgery
20:57 • 5min
9
Quintin, Aren't You Making Real Progress?
25:39 • 4min
10
Mam's Message Was Screwed Up on the Answering Tape
29:54 • 2min
11
Ma'am, I'm Sure Going to See to That, Ma'AM
32:09 • 5min
12
The Black Hole That Sucks You In
36:40 • 2min
13
A Landfill or Dump Is a Good Bet
38:45 • 3min
14
Ang, Thank You, Son, Quotenquot
41:17 • 4min
15
Is There a Moral Stand for Fiction?
45:11 • 3min
16
Is She Observing the Situation?
48:07 • 2min
17
Do You Think That the Story Is Merely Observing or Disapproving?
50:21 • 6min
18
I Love Joyce Olot's Non Fiction
56:12 • 2min
19
I Don't Think He's Complicated, Is It?
58:19 • 3min
20
Zombi Is a Creature of Horror
01:01:24 • 2min
21
The Value of Writing About Someone Challenging
01:03:33 • 2min
22
The New Yorker Fiction Podcast
01:05:41 • 2min