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| Introduction | ||
| Chronology | ||
| Conversation with Alice Childress and Toni Morrison | 3 | |
| Intimate Things in Place: A Conversation with Toni Morrison | 10 | |
| The Seams Can't Show: An Interview with Toni Morrison | 30 | |
| Talk with Toni Morrison | 43 | |
| The Song of Toni Morrison | 48 | |
| Complexity: Toni Morrison's Women | 60 | |
| The One Out of Sequence | 67 | |
| The Visits of the Writers Toni Morrison and Eudora Welty | 84 | |
| Toni Morrison | 93 | |
| The Language Must Not Sweat: A Conversation with Toni Morrison | 119 | |
| A Conversation with Toni Morrison | 129 | |
| An Interview with Toni Morrison | 138 | |
| Toni Morrison | 156 | |
| An Interview with Toni Morrison | 171 | |
| A Conversation: Gloria Naylor and Toni Morrison | 188 | |
| Toni Morrison Tries Her Hand at Playwriting | 218 | |
| An Interview with Toni Morrison | 223 | |
| Talk with Toni Morrison | 234 | |
| Author Toni Morrison Discusses Her Latest Novel Beloved | 239 | |
| In the Realm of Responsibility: A Conversation with Toni Morrison | 246 | |
| The Pain of Being Black: An Interview with Toni Morrison | 255 | |
| A Conversation with Toni Morrison | 262 | |
| An Inspired Life: Toni Morrison Writes and a Generation Listens | 275 | |
| All That Jazz | 280 | |
| Index | 289 |
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Carl Mcconnell
reviewed Conversations with Toni Morrison on April 06, 2018
Conversations with Toni Morrison
This is an excellent meditation on the novels of Toni Morrison, her literary work and she, herself. Barred of academic discourse flying from page to the next, this books consists of numerous interviews between Morrison and interviewers who manage to, holding the reader's hand, enter her realm. It enlightens on the themes in Morrison's language and the meanings she tries to convey. It also gives her a beautiful, almost beastly voice to say what her work is amidst what is said in literary criticism. Reading this I could nearly picture her, gracefully on a green couch with a cup of tea before her, looking out at the window and telling me why Song of Solomon was written for me, a young black person.
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Add Conversations with Toni Morrison, Without apology Nobel Prize author Toni Morrison describes herself as an African-American woman writer. These collected interviews reveal her to be much more. She has shared space in her creative life for her career in publishing, in teaching, and in bein, Conversations with Toni Morrison to your collection on WonderClub |