Joyce Carol Autographs
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Current items with a signature of Joyce Carol
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Traded items with a signature of Joyce Carol
The most expensive item with a signature of Joyce Carol (Joyce Carol Oates With Shuddering Fall Signed First Edition) was sold in June 2025 for $1,108.99 while the cheapest item (Blonde First Edition Signed With Cover 2000 Hardcover Joyce Carol Oates) found a new owner for $0.99 in May 2023. The month with the most items sold (160) was June 2025 with an average selling price of $86.49 for an autographed item of Joyce Carol. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in February 2025 with $92.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $2.24 was September 2014. In average, an autographed item from Joyce Carol is worth $45.00.
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Latest News about Joyce Carol
Book Review: ‘Nineteen Claws and a Blackbird,’ by Agustina Bazterrica; ‘Zero-Sum (07/12/2023): New short fiction by Agustina Bazterrica, Joyce Carol Oates, Nishanth Injam and Kathleen Alcott. 
New Crime Books From Joyce Carol Oates, Harini Nagendra and More (03/16/2023): In Joyce Carol Oates’s “48 Clues Into the Disappearance of My Sister,” a troubled, resentful younger sibling describes the long-ago events. Book Review: ’48 Clues Into the Disappearance of My Sister,’ by Joyce Carol Oate (03/16/2023): In Joyce Carol Oates’s “48 Clues Into the Disappearance of My Sister,” a troubled, resentful younger sibling describes the long-ago events. Review: “Babysitter,” by Joyce Carol Oates (08/22/2022): Her latest novel uses horror and a privileged white protagonist as vehicles for social critique. Joyce Carol Oates Takes On Racism and Grief in Her New Novel (06/09/2020): “Night. Sleep. Death. The Stars.” spotlights a well-heeled white family and their ugly predilections after a tragic loss.
