In a stream-of-consciousness chapter of a novel by this author, a character constantly refers to her mother as “a hot thing.” That character created by this author asks “You rememory me?” in a sequence of three intertwining disembodied voices only heard by women. This author wrote a novel whose main character explains that she has a “tree” on her back because of beatings she received from Schoolteacher. This author wrote a novel that begins “124 Bluestone Road was spiteful,” in which Paul D helps nurse an escaped slave back to health. For 10 points, name this American author who wrote about Sethe’s murder of her infant daughter in her novel Beloved.
In a stream-of-consciousness chapter of a novel by this author, a character constantly refers to her mother as “a hot thing.” That character created by this author asks “You rememory me?” in a sequence of three intertwining disembodied voices only heard by women. This author wrote a novel whose main character explains that she has a “tree” on her back because of beatings she received from Schoolteacher. This author wrote a novel that begins “124 Bluestone Road was spiteful,” in which Paul D helps nurse an escaped slave back to health. For 10 points, name this American author who wrote about Sethe’s murder of her infant daughter in her novel Beloved.
In a stream-of-consciousness chapter of a novel by this author, a character constantly refers to her mother as “a hot thing.”