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Title: NOTHING LESS THAN BRILLIANT
Review: Toni Morrison is a writer who does not spoon-feed you her work. Story lines are interwoven, emotions confusing and startling, and if you're looking for a neat and complete Hollywood ending you've definitely come to the wrong place with any of her writings. The incongruities of her writing is the genius of her writing and she deserves nothing less than a permanent space in literary history for this amazing piece of work. She imagines an entire town and describes every single aspect of it, from the street names to population's bloodlines to the religion that separates them. This is an amazing piece of work that has changed the way I view literature. And for those who are trying to figure out if the women died and which one was white... that very query is the point. It's the intentional hypothetical question that remains the genius of all of Toni Morrison's work.
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