Paule Marshall

Subjects

Fiction, African American women, African Americans, Fiction, general, New york (n.y.), fiction, Women, American fiction, American literature, Americans, Caribbean Americans, Classic Literature, Criticism and interpretation, Domestic fiction, Feminist fiction, Fiction, women, History, Juvenile fiction, Literature, Man-woman relationships, Manners and customs, Married people, Mothers and daughters, Short stories, Social life and customs, West Indian Americans

Places

New York (N.Y.), Alabama, Amazon rainforest, Baker Street, Barbados, Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.), Caribbean, Caribbean Area, Chapelizod, Chênière Caminada, Dublin, England, Eton College, France, Grand Isle, Grenada, Gulf of Mexico, Guyana, Italy, Jefferson, London, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mexico, N.Y.) Brooklyn (New York

People

Abram, Adèle Ratignolle, Alcée Arobin, Alphonse Ratignolle, Archie, Balthasar, Beaudelet, Benvolio, Caddy, Devil, Dilsey, Doctor Mandelet, Duncan Ross, Edna Pontellier, Ellen Joe, Emily Sinico, Escalus, Etienne Pontellier, Faith Brown, Farival twins, Friar John, Friar Lawrence, General Zaroff, Goodman Brown, Goody Cloyse

Time

19th century, 20th century, 1600s, 1861-1865, 1861-65, 1890, American Civil War, Civil War