Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston

Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston

Janie Crawford tells her life story to a friend on returning to her Florida hometown, recounting three very different marriages — one arranged for stability, one for ambition, one, finally, for genuine partnership and love — and the long road to finding her own voice.

Hurston wrote in rich Black Southern vernacular that was initially controversial and later celebrated as one of the finest renderings of Black American speech in literature, and Janie's insistence on defining her own worth outside what marriage or community expect of her made the novel a foundational feminist and African American text, though it was neglected for decades before its rediscovery.

A landmark of American literature and the Harlem Renaissance, championed by Alice Walker after decades of neglect.

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