The House Where My Soul Lives 2023
DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780195341232.003.0009
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Marriage Is a Green Apple

Abstract: This chapter recounts how, even though most of her time was spent going to meetings, working, reading, writing, and studying with Richard Wright, Margaret Walker had begun to respond to the advances of a young minister James Russell Brown sometime during 1936. She struggled with her feelings from the beginning: a strong sexual attraction demanding fulfillment and the need for restraint required by custom. She had to weigh these impulses against everything else that was occupying her time. The Works Progress Ad… Show more

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