Toni Morrison was an American novelist and editor. She was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993. Her first novel, The Bluest Eye, was published in 1970. The critically acclaimed Song of Solomon (1977) brought her national attention and won the National Book Critics Circle Award.

- The Bluest Eye 1970 novel america, race, racism en

- Sula 1973 novel america, race, historical en

- Song of Solomon 1977 novel magical realism, america, race en

- Tar Baby 1981 novel america, love, race en

- Beloved 1987 novel america, slavery, historical en

- Jazz 1992 novel 1920s, america, race, historical en

- Playing in the Dark 1992 non-fiction literary criticism, race en

- Desdemona 1994 drama race, feminism, shakespeare en

- The Dancing Mind 1996 non-fiction essays en

- Paradise 1998 novel america, race, violence, feminism en

- Love 2003 novel america, race, passion, politics en

- A Mercy 2008 novel america, historical, slavery en

- Burn This Book 2009 non-fiction essays, censorship en

- Home 2012 novel hope, america, war, trauma en

- God Help the Child: A Novel 2015 novel childhood, race, motherhood, america en

- Mouth Full of Blood 2019 non-fiction essays, politics, art, writing, race en