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Callahan, John F. “Reconsideration: The Higher Ground of Alice Walker.” The New Republic 171, No. 11 (14 September 1974): 21-22.
Re-examines Walker's first two volumes of poetry, along with a novel and short-story collection, finding her work rich with tradition and beauty.
Isie, Peat. “Books about the South.” Southern Living 26, No. 12 (December 1991): 83.
Review of Her Blue Body Everything We Know, calling it a book “to be savored.”
Rosen, John. A review of Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful, by Alice Walker New York Times Book Review (7 April 1985): 12.
Deems Walker's work “overpraised” in general and Horses Make a Landscape Look More Beautiful in particular simplistic and shallow.
Williamson, Alan. A review of Good Night, Willie Lee, I'll See You in the Morning, by Alice Walker. Poetry...
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