Toni Morrison
A writer to know. A book to begin with.
American novelist, editor, and Nobel laureate (1931–2019). The Nobel Prize biography records her dates and literary career.
Toni Morrison’s novels give language to the intimate lives and histories that national narratives leave out. From The Bluest Eye to Beloved, she reshaped the American novel through formal invention, historical memory, and a clear-eyed attention to love, violence, and survival.
Books to explore
- The Bluest Eye — find on Amazon ↗
- Sula — find on Amazon ↗
- Song of Solomon — find on Amazon ↗
- Beloved — find on Amazon ↗
- Jazz — find on Amazon ↗
More books to explore
- Love — find on Amazon ↗
- Paradise — find on Amazon ↗
- Tar Baby — find on Amazon ↗
- Who's Got Game? The Mirror or the Glass? — find on Amazon ↗
- Who's Got Game? Poppy or the Snake? — find on Amazon ↗
- Who's Got Game?: The Ant or the Grasshopper? — find on Amazon ↗
- Who's Got Game? The Lion or the Mouse? — find on Amazon ↗
- The Book of Mean People — find on Amazon ↗
- The Big Box — find on Amazon ↗
- Remember: The Journey to School Integration — find on Amazon ↗
- Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination — find on Amazon ↗
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