In The Bluest Eye, Morrison struggled to unite the there and not-there in the same figure: Claudia had occupied the positive pole, as it were, and Pecola, the negative. Four novels later, in Beloved, ...
What made her one of our greatest — and most dangerous — novelists was her belief that stories could contain what our minds couldn’t confront.
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