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HEART
OF A WOMEN, the fourth volume of Maya Angelou's autobiography,
describes the beginning of her writing career and the years when
she first became politically active, relating encounters with the
Harlem Writers Guild and Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Review
Washington Post Book World
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"[U]proarious,
passionate, and beautifully written....[A] rare compound of great
emotional force and authenticity, undiluted by polemic."
-- David Levering Lewis
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World Literature Today
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"Although
the book cannot be called a great artistic or literary achievement,
it nevertheless is absorbing...a talented writer who does attempt
to be honest."
-- Daisy Aldan
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Publisher:
Random House Trade Publication Date: May 1997 Illustrations:
Yes Pages: 288
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