Great Writers, Toni Morrison, SONG OF SOLOMON or figments of their imagination—indeed

or figments of their imagination—indeed

My idea of hell would be to live with a library that contained only re-imaginings of famous novels

” But Rufus always scoffed at the notions

I bonded with her every word

Locke Second Treatise of Government (Hackett)

Great Writers, Toni Morrison, SONG OF SOLOMON or figments of their imagination—indeedPublished: 1977, 352 pages Dialectic Journal Lesson Plans; 91 pages, 42,292 words After re reading this again, I was surprised to app, and appreciate the "architecture" of how Morrison constructs a story The suicide of a an insurance agent, the birth of an African American in a hospital nearby, the baby, Macon Dead, grows up and not exactly feeling at home he begins a search of his family, fleeing slavery, and a shocking  discovery of himself,