Websites
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This is the official website of Eatonville, "the oldest black municipality in America."
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The Toni Morrison society has literature on Morrison, hosts events and symposiums, and is affiliated with Bucknell University. If you love Toni Morrison and you're looking for a place where fandom meets Lit Crit, this is the place for you.
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Check out Toni Morrison's biography and marvel at the life of the woman and her awesome literary prowess.
Articles and Interviews
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Not so much two thumbs up as two thumbs sorta held to the side. WTF, NYTimes?
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The New Republic takes a crack at this question… and says the answer lies in the context.
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The Paris Review is famous for it's awesome and awesomely well-researched author interviews. Morrison's interview doesn't disappoint.
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Morrison chats with the Guardian on the other side of the pond. We could listen to this woman talk all day.
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Another Morrison interview, this time with Salon. The awesomeness keeps coming fast and furious.
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This article suggests Queen B to star, and Woody Allen to direct. Hmm… that could just work.
Video
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It's the real-life equivalent of Eloe, Florida. Eatonville is "the town freedom built."
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We squealed with joy when we saw just how much Morrison goodness happens in this video.
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Tar Baby came out in 1981. What's Morrison working on now? This video gives some insight.
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No, they're not making a movie of Tar Baby. But the Br'er Rabbit and Tar Baby folktale did feature in the antiquated Disney movie The Song of The South. Here it is!
Audio
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It doesn't surprise us in the least that Toni Morrison has some ghostly experience.
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If you ever wondered what the precursors to audiobooks sounded like, you're in luck. Wonder no longer.
Images
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Um, yeah. When you get a work by Matisse on your book cover, you know you're getting the Nobel Prize eventually.
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Wonder what it looked like? This s a good guess.
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This is the grossness that comes from punching a tar baby, Disney-style.