This writer described "balm-yards" and described Jamaica as a rooster's nest in the non-fiction study Tell My Horse. In one novel, this author created
This writer described "balm-yards" and described Jamaica as a rooster's nest in the non-fiction study Tell My Horse. In one novel, this author created Mehaley, Big 'Oman, and Hattie, three lovers of John Buddy Pearson. Another novel by this author of Jonah's Gourd Vine is narrated to Pheoby by the protagonist upon her return to Eatonville, and depicts her relationships with Logan Killicks and Joe Starks. This woman ended that same novel with a flood in the Florida Everglades in which the rabid Tea Cake is shot by his wife Janie. For 10 points, name this anthropologist and black female author of Their Eyes Were Watching God.
This writer described "balm-yards" and described Jamaica as a rooster's nest in the non-fiction study Tell My Horse.
Zora Neale Hurston