Toni Morrison as Visionary Editor: “Black People Talking to Black People”
Overview of Toni Morrison as editor and publisher, which was hugely influential in contemporary Black literature and the publishing world.| Literary Ladies Guide
Below is Toni Morrison’s introduction to The Harlem Book of the Dead by James Van Der Zee, Owen Dodson, and Camille Billops It is fashionable these days to hear among photography lovers the cry, “Oh, those early photographers really knew how to| Literary Hub
It refashions some of the individualist precepts of the genre to craft a collective narrative of the mid to late century Black publishing community. The post When Chloe Met Toni: On Dana A. Williams’ “Toni at Random” appeared first on Cleveland Review of Books.| Cleveland Review of Books
"Nunca estive tão exausta na vida."| TraduAgindo
Nouvel article dans le cadre de notre challenge 30 livres pour nos 30 ans. Aujourd'hui, on vous parle d'un livre de Toni Morrison : Beloved.| Alberte Bly
Overview of Toni Morrison as editor and publisher, which was hugely influential in contemporary Black literature and the publishing world.| Literary Ladies Guide
Stock Photo Illustration (Credit: Felicity Lynn/Unsplash/ Cropped/ Before I was bullied by a female employer, Toni Morrison taught me about the ugliness of women who oppress other women. There were…| The Raceless Gospel
As we kick off Banned Books Week, here are a few banned books by Black authors that you can pick up to “Let Freedom Read."| Okayplayer
