Toni Morrison historical imagination and remarkable gifts of language made her one of the most influential writers of her generation
In novels spanning several hundred years of history, Toni Morrison used her historical imagination and her remarkable gifts of language to chronicle the horrors of slavery and Jim Crow, and their continuing fallout on the everyday lives of black Americans.
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The day I went to a sex shop with Toni MorrisonIn April 1972, I was barely a year out of university and working in a British publishing house when I was invited for lunch in New York with Toni Morrison.
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