Seven unsettling works from one of our greatest literary imaginations.
A precocious eleven-year-old, in thrall to the mysterious black sheep of the family, climbs into his sky-blue Chevy to be driven to an uncertain, unforgettable fate.
A university student becomes obsessed with the murder of a female classmate as her own sense of self deteriorates.
A recent widow grieves inside her lakefront home and fantasizes about transforming into a great flying predator—unerring and pitiless in the hunt.
These meticulously crafted, deeply disquieting stories confront the dangers that surround us, and the dangers that lurk within.
About the author Joyce Carol Oates is the author of over seventy books and the winner of a host of prizes, including the National Book Award and a Guggenheim Fellowship. Oates is Professor of the Humanities at Princeton University.
