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In Triangular Road, the famous writer Paule Marshall tells about her early years as a beginning author in the 1960s. This memoir of self-discovery also offers a warm tribute to Langston Hughes, who played an important role during a European tour. During her travels to Europe, Barbados, and Africa, Marshall gains insight into the history of the African diaspora, which strengthens her writing. This candid story sketches the image of a young black woman who develops in a literature world dominated by white men.
Language: English
Suitable for: education, self-study
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