Spunk by zora neale hurston criticism

Description:A play she submitted, Color Struck, took second prize for drama. Later that year, the story was included in The New Negro: The anthology became one of a handful of important and widely read collections of the Harlem Renaissance , demonstrating the best of the new writing coming out of black America. The story takes place in a rural, all-black Southern town, much like Eatonville, Florida, where Hurston grew up. Much of the story is told in dialogue, and the characters speak in a Southern African-American dialect with rich, figurative language. She was born on January 7, in a year that has never been verified but was probably

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