
Margaret Walker
Born 1915 · Died 1998
Quotes
“I have learned from the difficult exigencies of life that freedom is a philosophical state of mind and existence. The mind is the only place where I can exist and feel free. In my mind, I am absolutely free.”
On Being Female, Black, and Free: Essays by Margaret Walker, 1932-1992, Universi
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Books by Margaret Walker in order
Books by Margaret Walker in the order they were published, from For My People (1942) to Away With the Vicar (2007).
- 1For My People
For My People1942 - 2Jubilee
Jubilee1966 - 3The Ballad of the FreeThe Ballad of the Free1966
- 4Prophets for a New Day
Prophets for a New Day1970 - 5How I Wrote Jubilee
How I Wrote Jubilee1972 - 6October Journey
October Journey1973 - 7Margaret Walker Alexander Reads Langston Hughes and MargaretMargaret Walker Alexander Reads Langston Hughes and Margaret Walker1975
- 8Interview with Margaret Walker Alexander, January 22, 1977Interview with Margaret Walker Alexander, January 22, 19771977
- 9Richard Wright, Daemonic Genius
Richard Wright, Daemonic Genius1988 - 10This Is My Century
This Is My Century1989 - 11How I Wrote Jubilee and Other Essays on Life and Literature
How I Wrote Jubilee and Other Essays on Life and Literature1990 - 12Interview With Margaret WalkerInterview With Margaret Walker1991
- 13Margaret Walker's "For My People"
Margaret Walker's "For My People"1992 - 14Moral Understandings
Moral Understandings1997 - 15On Being Female, Black, and Free
On Being Female, Black, and Free1997 - 16Conversations with Margaret Walker
Conversations with Margaret Walker2002 - 17Cucumber Sandwiches & Fishnet Tights
Cucumber Sandwiches & Fishnet Tights2006 - 18Away With the Vicar
Away With the Vicar2007