In search of Gayl Jon, whose new novel breaks 22 years of silence.
Contents:
- PALMAR BY GAYL JON REVIEW – A LONG-AWAED VISN OF EEDOM
- AFTER 22 YEARS, GAYL JON RETURNS
- PALMAR BY GAYL JON REVIEW – AN ENSLAVED CHILD’S SEARCH FOR UTOPIA
- FICTN: GAYL JON’S ‘PALMAR’ REVIEW
- GAYL JON’S EPIC OF LIBERATN
- PALMAR: BOOK SUMMARY AND REVIEWS OF PALMAR BY GAYL JON
PALMAR BY GAYL JON REVIEW – A LONG-AWAED VISN OF EEDOM
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AFTER 22 YEARS, GAYL JON RETURNS
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”PALMARESBy Gayl Jon492 pp. Amerin thor Gayl Jon was famoly troduced to the world 1975 by her then edor, Toni Morrison, who, after readg her mancript, clared that “no novel about any black woman uld ever be the same after this”.
PALMAR BY GAYL JON REVIEW – AN ENSLAVED CHILD’S SEARCH FOR UTOPIA
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FICTN: GAYL JON’S ‘PALMAR’ REVIEW
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GAYL JON’S EPIC OF LIBERATN
Lucille, her mother, read stori she herself had wrten to Gayl and Frankl Jr. Gayl started wrg around send gra. Wh Gayl’s support, Lucille Jon published stori and novels late life, and Lucille’s wrg we n see how much the dghter mt have learned om the mother: They each e vernacular language, along wh the Southern gothic tradn, as the raw stuff of art.
They were peers, and Gayl’s life has been a harvt of and homage to Lucille’s.
Gayl Jon would achieve great regnn yet follow directly her mother’s footsteps: a quiet terr geni. She told me that childhood neighbors scribe Gayl and her brother as never playg wh the other kids, though they sometim passed a ball over the fence between the Jon home and theirs. Gayl Jon vised her grandmother there often and benefed om both a formally ted muny and a rich body of fay lore, cludg stori about a great-grandfather who found a settlement after Renstctn bearg his name, Warthumtown.
PALMAR: BOOK SUMMARY AND REVIEWS OF PALMAR BY GAYL JON
When me to high school, however, Lucille sent Gayl and her brother to be among the handful of Black stunts at Henry Clay High School. There, acrdg to an English teacher, Sue Anne Allen, Gayl was a iendls stunt of exceptnal tellect. Her Spanish teacher and mentor, Anna Dodd, alerted the tablished wrer and Lexgton native Elizabeth Hardwick about Gayl.
Hardwick turn facilated Gayl’s admissn to the small, ele Connecticut College, where she studied wh the distguished poets William Meredh and Robert Hayn. This is what I me to know, too, as I pored over fdg aids of multiple librari, lookg for Gayl Jon.