1. Zora Neale Hurston Her Literature During the Harlem Renaissance

2. Zora Neal Hurston 1st novel written in 1934. It is the Hurston’s depiction of the Biblical story of Jonah

3. The most critical attention to Hurston’s short fiction, it discusses the work of ethnography.

4. When 1st published in 1937, this novel about a proud black woman was dismissed by male viewers.

5. Published in 1938, Tell My Horse is a first-hand account of voodoo in Jamaica and Haiti.

6. Zora Neale Hurston retells the story of Exodus. It centers around Moses

7. This is Zora’s autobiographic book that she wrote.

8. This is a collection of essays on Afro-American folklore, and myths of the Black Christian Church.

9. Although she is closely related to the Harlem Renaissance, she has influenced writers like Toni Morrison and Alice Walker.