Women in Horror: Part Twelve
Today we are joined by Carol MacAllister, author of The BlackMoor Tales... Toni Morrison, author, whose work won a Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993 is generally categorized as most interested in presenting the human condition of African Americans through her work. Her characters are African Americans, but even though she addresses racism, it is curious to note that she easily crosses the borders of reality and dips into horror to paint her scenes. BELOVED, her novel ranked as one of American’s best works, relies on the element of a ghostly main protagonist who follows all the…