In addition to "Fern," this author's most famous work includes a story in which Tom Burwell and Bob Stone are a black and white man who love the woman Lousia.
In one of this author's short stories, one character remarks of the title character "the whole countryside seemed to flow into her eyes;" no person can enjoy having sex with the title character, but everyone wants to do something fine for her, and she sings like a Jewish cantor with a broken voice. In addition to "Fern," this author's most famous work includes a story in which Tom Burwell and Bob Stone are a black and white man who love the woman Lousia. In addition to that story, "Blood Burning Moon," this author wrote The Blue Meridian, but his most famous work also includes a story about a woman whose soul follows her around the city, "Calling Jesus," and one about a beautiful young woman in Georgia, "Karintha." For 10 points, identify this author of the experimental novel Cane, an African-American Quaker.
In one of this author's short stories, one character remarks of the title character "the whole countryside seemed to flow into her eyes;" no person can enjoy having sex with the title character, but everyone wants to do something fine for her, and she sings like a Jewish cantor with a broken voice.
Jean {Toomer}