In Love & Trouble: Stories of Black Women (Alice Walker) TP-Good

The Desires And Fears Of The American Black Woman Are Explored With Compassion And Understanding In These Thirteen Short Stories. Admirers Of The Color Purple Will Find In These Stories More Evidence Of Walker”s Power To Depict Black Women-women Who Vary Greatly In Background Yet Are Bound Together. Dating Back To The Early 1970s And 1980s, Respectively, These Short Stories Cover The Pulitzer Prize Winner”s Usual Ground. Roselily — Really, Doesn”t Crime Pay — Her Sweet Jerome — The Child Who Favored Daughter — Everyday Use — The Revenge Of Hannah Kemhuff — The Welcome Table — Strong Horse Tea — Entertaining God — The Diary Of An African Nun — The Flowers — We Drink The Wine In France — To Hell With Dying.