Ken Kesey in 2014: Furthur Goes To Brooklyn
by Levi Asher Tuesday, September 2, 2014 08:04 pm
An updated Further arrives in Brooklyn, New York to mark the 50th anniversary of Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters' famous bus ride.
Levi Asher • November 1st, 2012
What a sweet surprise! The calescent American novelist Joyce Carol Oates has taken to twittering between novels, and she's awfully good at it.
"A tweet is a synaptic leap with no neuron awaiting", she wrote on October 18, preceded by this: "Consciousness is most tolerable when semi-, quasi-, or un-." She seems to be aiming for a fast connection to her readers, and is clearly enjoying the freedom the new medium gives her. She's also not above telling stories about her cats or her campus adventures at Princeton. Joyce Carol Oates, who Litkicks still thinks ought to be in the movies, because she's so magnetic, has also recently found the time to edit a new Oxford University Press anthology, The Oxford Book of American Short Stories
1 Response to "Fleeting Tweets From Joyce Carol Oates "
She is by far, my favorite female writer. She goes in the deep darkness of the soul more often and with more intensity than anybody else.
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