Biography
Conversations with Paule Marshall
2010·196 pages
A collection of interviews with Paule Marshall, exploring her life, writing, and insights on race, gender, and the African diaspora.
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A collection of interviews with Paule Marshall, exploring her life, writing, and insights on race, gender, and the African diaspora.
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Paule Marshall (b. 1929) is a major contributor to the canons of African American and Caribbean American literature. In 1959, she published her first novel, Brown Girl, Brownstones , and was quickly recognized as a writer of great talent and insight on important questions about gender, race, and immigration in American society. In 1981, the Feminist Press rediscovered her novel and reprinted it, earning Marshall the informal title of leader of the renaissance of African American women's writing ...
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Central discussions on race, gender, civil rights, and the African diaspora.
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