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Terry McMillan: Critical Review by Darryl Pinckney

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Terry McMillan
About 16 pages (4,757 words)
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SOURCE: "The Best of Everything," in New York Review of Books, November 4, 1993, pp. 33-7.

In the following excerpt, Pinckney praises the sincerity, force, and humor of Waiting to Exhale and discusses the novel's place within contemporary African-American literature and culture.

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