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About Toni Morrison
Toni Morrison is Robert F. Goheen Professor at Princeton University. She has received the National Book Critics Circle Award and the Pulitzer Prize. She won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993.
Novels
The Bluest Eye (1969)
Sula (1973)
Song of Solomon (1977)
Tar Baby (1981)
Beloved (1987)
Jazz (1992)
Paradise (1997)
Love (2003)
A Mercy (2008)
Sula (1973)
Song of Solomon (1977)
Tar Baby (1981)
Beloved (1987)
Jazz (1992)
Paradise (1997)
Love (2003)
A Mercy (2008)
Omnibus
Collections
Chapbooks
The Big Box (1999) (with Slade Morrison)
The Book of Mean People (2002) (with Slade Morrison)
Who's Got the Game? The Lion or the Mouse? (2003) (with Slade Morrison)
Who's Got Game? Poppy or the Snake? (2004) (with Slade Morrison)
The Mirror or the Glass? (2005) (with Slade Morrison)
The Book of Mean People (2002) (with Slade Morrison)
Who's Got the Game? The Lion or the Mouse? (2003) (with Slade Morrison)
Who's Got Game? Poppy or the Snake? (2004) (with Slade Morrison)
The Mirror or the Glass? (2005) (with Slade Morrison)
Non fiction
Playing in the Dark: Whiteness And the Literary Imagination (1992)
Race-Ing Justice, En-gendering Power: Essays On Anita Hill, Clarence Thomas And the Construction of Social Reality (1993)
Conversations With Toni Morrison (1994)
Nobel Lecture in Literature (1994)
Nobel Speech and Acceptance (1994)
To Die for the People (1995) (with Huey P Newton)
The Dancing Mind: Speech Upon Acceptance of the National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters (1996)
Deep Sightings and Rescue Missions: Fiction, Essays And Conversations (1997)
Birth of a Nation Hood: Gaze, Script And Spectacle in the O.J. Simpson Case (1997) (with Claudia Brodsky Lacour)
Baldwin: Collected Essays (1998) (with James Baldwin)
Remember: The Journey to School Integration (2004)
Memoirs (2005)
What Moves at the Margin (2008)
Race-Ing Justice, En-gendering Power: Essays On Anita Hill, Clarence Thomas And the Construction of Social Reality (1993)
Conversations With Toni Morrison (1994)
Nobel Lecture in Literature (1994)
Nobel Speech and Acceptance (1994)
To Die for the People (1995) (with Huey P Newton)
The Dancing Mind: Speech Upon Acceptance of the National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters (1996)
Deep Sightings and Rescue Missions: Fiction, Essays And Conversations (1997)
Birth of a Nation Hood: Gaze, Script And Spectacle in the O.J. Simpson Case (1997) (with Claudia Brodsky Lacour)
Baldwin: Collected Essays (1998) (with James Baldwin)
Remember: The Journey to School Integration (2004)
Memoirs (2005)
What Moves at the Margin (2008)
Awards
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Toni Morrison recommends
 You Can't Get Lost in Cape Town (1987) Zoë Wicomb "Seductive and brilliant... her talent glitters." |  No Telephone to Heaven (1987) (Abeng, book 2) Michelle Cliff "The beauty and authority of her writing is coupled in a rare way with profound insight." |  Little (1995) David Treuer "A wonder." |
 The Good Negress (1995) A J Verdelle "Truly extraordinary." |  The Complete Stories (1995) Zora Neale Hurston "One of the greatest writers of our time." |  The Warmest December (2001) Bernice L McFadden "Riveting. The Warmest December so nicely avoids the sentimentality that swirls all around the subject matter. I am as impressed by its structural strength as by the searing and expertly imagined scenes." |
 Agaat (2004) Marlene van Niekerk "I was immediately mesmerized... Its beauty matches its depth and her achievement is as brilliant as it is haunting." |  The Testing of Luther Albright (2005) MacKenzie Bezos "MacKenzie Bezos has produced a rarity: a sophisticated novel that breaks and swells the heart. Its pull is irresistible." |  With Billie (2005) Julia Blackburn "This addition to the tide of Billie Holiday books is extremely welcome." |
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