, and left her job and took her son to Europe. She divorced her husband and returned home to her parents. In 1963 Morrison got a job with Random House in Syracuse, New York. As her children slept Morrison wrote (3). She decided to turn the stories of the writer's group into novels. Her childhood helped expand her imagination so the characters would develop a life of their own. Morrison found "writing exciting and challenging." (4)
             In 1967 she moved to New York senior editor for Random House, as she edited books she was also busy trying to publish her novels. The Bluest Eyes was published in 1970 it was not a success. Morrison was associate professor of English at the State University of New York (Folwell 2). Her second novel Sula was published in 1973 nominated for a National Book Award. Song of Solomon, her third novel focusing on strong black male characters publish
             ...