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. 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}