Tag: toni morrison

• Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison

  

  One of my favorite novelists, a book that often comes to mind as greatly lyrical and a full, philosophical story, Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison, my reflective review: The most moving novel I’ve read this year in 2022, and the most recent one I’ve added to my own home library. Song of Solomon (1977)…

  02/23/2023 7:06 pm

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• On Poetry

  THE library created sides of the library for classification: as fiction and non-fiction, placing poetry in the non-fiction (based on presenting reality as it is happens or is happening: inc. memoir, biography, and philosophy), done not to be complex in design by not making poetry a third separate section. But poetry can at times be…

  02/05/2023 7:18 am

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• Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison

  

  (my own photo) The most moving novel I’ve read this year, and the most recent one I’ve added to my own home library. Song of Solomon (1977) had been a favorite of mine around the year 2004, and somehow I could not remember anything about it at all but that I had read it and…

  12/12/2022 6:57 pm

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