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Alice Walker: Critical Review by Alice H. G. Phillips

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SOURCE: A review of Once, in TLS, No, 4437, April 15, 1988, p. 420.

In the following review, Phillips discusses similarities among Walker's Once, Ntozake Shange's Nappy Edges, and Audre Lord's Our Dead Behind Us.

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