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Joyce Carol Oates, the 82-year National Book Award winner of the National Humanities Medal and a five-time Pulitzer Prize finalist, did something on Twitter on Saturday night that might not have technically violated the terms of service, but led many to launch their phones in horror.
Their respectable writer, We Were the Mulvaneys and The Gravedigger’s Daughter, who has held a professorship at Princeton University for more than 35 years, walked through the woods without the right shoes and ended up with what looks like a series of old tomatoes in development. of his foot. She shared a snap on Twitter and, well, to stay aware of the culture right now, we decided that you deserve to see it too.
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In an upcoming update, Oates stated that he had gone to see a doctor and had won a tetanus vaccine. Although the pain and itching subsided, it was not known whether the challenge was due to a “poisonous herb or an insect. “
On Sunday morning, she noticed with obvious rejoicing that her late husband, Charlie Gross, was an avid hiker who insisted on the right shoes. “He would be outraged, ” he said of the latest development.
https://twitter. com/JoyceCarolOates/status/1294988210918096896
The selfie at the feet of Oates (plush?) It’s a real nightmare, but it brought out a quality comedy on Twitter. Here’s what you can do just by dipping your toe.
https://twitter. com/jamieeb_/status/1294800955188424704
https://twitter. com/DanaDelany/status/1295024288416718848
https://twitter. com/Caulimovirus/status/1294794893303349248
https://twitter. com/annetdonahue/status/1294826399082176512
https://twitter. com/ameliaisntfunny/status/1294823995959848961
https://twitter. com/ladatheimpaler/status/1294824425523679232
https://twitter. com/choo_ek/status/1294797292885569536
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Oates is known to cause what might be called rare tweets in the past, such as wondering if there was any joy in Daesh, displaying a keyboard almost as mutilated as his foot, and making tsk-tsk-ing to a big game hunter who was Steven Spielberg. on the set of Jurassic Park, which makes it literally hard to know if he was joking or not. Oates tweets have already been analyzed as literature.
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