Date of birth: 193 1 year;

Title: writer;

Country: United States;

Personal situation: Morrison was born in Lauren Town, near Cleveland, Ohio, USA, on February 193 1, formerly known as Quirrell Wald. Morrison/kloc-started working at the age of 0/2, and stubbornly persisted in studying. 1949, she finally entered Howard University for blacks in Washington. 1953 After graduating from Morrison University, he entered Cornell University for further study, studied Faulkner and Woolf's novels, and obtained a master's degree in literature in 1955. Since then, she has taught at the University of South Texas and Howard University. She married architect Harold Morrison and began to try writing. 1964 After divorcing her husband, Morrison left Howard University to work as an editor for new york Langdon Publishing Company. 1976, as a teacher. He has taught black literature and novel creation at Yale University and Bader College, and is now a professor at Princeton University.

Her work was published after 1970. The publication of her first work, The Bluest Eye, won her the title of "observer of contemporary African American social literature".

1973, she published her second novel Sula. Then Song of Solomon (won the American Book Award), Asphalt Doll, Beloved (won the Pulitzer Prize) and Jazz.

1993, Morrison won the Nobel Prize in Literature for "enriching an extremely important aspect of American reality with rich imagination and poetic expression in her novels".