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78:, a literary magazine, in 1974, with Oates serving as associate editor. The magazine's mission, according to Smith, was to bridge the literary and artistic culture of the U.S. and Canada: "We tried to do this by publishing writers and artists from both countries, as well as essays and reviews of an intercultural nature." In 1980, Oates and Smith co-founded 113:, from complications of pneumonia. In April 2008, Oates wrote to an interviewer: "Since my husband's unexpected death, I really have very little energy My marriage—my love for my husband—seems to have come first in my life, rather than my writing. Set beside his death, the future of my writing scarcely interests me at the moment." 85:
In 2004, Oates described the partnership as "a marriage of like minds—both my husband and I are so interested in literature and we read the same books; he'll be reading a book and then I'll read it—we trade and we talk about our reading at meal times it's a very collaborative and imaginative
412: 136:, published a memoir in February 2011 recounting their nearly 47-year marriage and her struggle to cope with his sudden death. According to Oates, he became ill at home in mid-February 2008 and was admitted to the 144:. He was still in the hospital recovering from the pneumonia when, a week later, he was stricken by a secondary infection. Oates was called to his bedside during the night, but he died before she arrived. 158:. But Smith would later become "furious at the church". Smith left behind an unfinished novel, which he had started before they met and he had continued intermittently through the years. 417: 286: 161:
Oates was 22 when, after a three-month courtship, she married the 31-year-old Smith in 1961. The couple had no children, and neither wrote about that aspect of their marriage.
199: 385: 137: 47: 407: 296: 217:"Ontario Review Press". Celestial Timepiece - The Joyce Carol Oates Home Page. University of San Francisco. n.d. Web. Retrieved 4 April 2014. 51: 22:(12 March 1930 â€“ 18 February 2008) was an American educator, author, and book editor. He was for more than 30 years the editor of 261: 352: 322: 94: 402: 228: 291: 110: 67: 178: 427: 422: 184: 43: 71: 204: 30:, and the Ontario Review Press, a literary book publisher. He was married to the American author 257: 133: 55: 31: 27: 318: 151: 118: 74:
until 1980, when he left teaching for editing and publishing. He and Oates co-founded
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with a bachelor's degree in English. He received his PhD in English at the
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carried Oates' "A Widow's Story," describing her last days with Smith.
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University of Wisconsin–Madison College of Letters and Science alumni
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in 1960, where he met his future wife, fellow graduate student
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Oates writes that Smith came from an intensely devout
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Smith taught 18th-century English literature at the
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literary magazine
Joyce Carol Oates
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Joyce Carol Oates
University of Windsor
New York University
satirist
Princeton, New Jersey
The New Yorker
Joyce Carol Oates
Princeton Medical Center
pneumonia
Catholic
Irish American
seminary
Joyce Carol Oates gets personal
Entertainment Weekly


"Raymond Smith, 77, Founder and Editor of Literary Journal"
The New York Times
"The new Monroe doctrine"
The Guardian
Charles Churchill
ISBN
9780805766691
"End of story?: Joyce Carol Oates takes stock as she approaches 70"
The Columbus Dispatch

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