This author popularized Camara Laye in the Western World by authoring the preface to his novel The Radiance of the King, which the preface claims is about "Africa's Africa."
This author popularized Camara Laye in the Western World by authoring the preface to his novel The Radiance of the King, which the preface claims is about "Africa's Africa." The essay "Disturbing Nurses and the Kindness of Sharks" contains this writer's critique that Hemmingway's The Garden of Eden casts African-Americans as "tontos" who serve the "lone ranger." In addition to writing What Moves at the Margin and a book about "whiteness in the literary imagination" called Playing in the Dark, she wrote a novel in which Rosemary Villanucci insults two characters who are going to work at Zick's Coal Company. Another novel by this writer features a character with a "chokecherry tree" on her back, and another character that has a "tobacco tin heart" that is opened after a sexual encounter. In that novel, Halle buys his mother from the Garners and Paul D leaves the protagonist after he is seduced by the title character. For 10 points, name this author who wrote about Sethe in her novel Beloved.
This author popularized Camara Laye in the Western World by authoring the preface to his novel The Radiance of the King, which the preface claims is about "Africa's Africa."
Toni Morrison or Chloe Ardelia Wofford