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• Zora Neale Hurston writes " Jonah's Gourd Vine ."
• Once the land had been prepared for bitter gourd vine grew from his nostril.
• In rural areas, many houses with thatched roofs are found covered with the gourd vines.
• Her first novel, " Jonah's Gourd Vine, " was published when she was 43.
• For example, a character in " Jonah's Gourd Vine " expresses herself in this manner:
• Gourd vines instantly sprouted from the seeds, and the vines finally grasped on the left armrest of Cheonjiwang's throne.
• "Jonah's Gourd Vine " and, most certainly, in her autobiography " Dust Tracks on a Road ."
• Fast and feisty growers, gourd vines need rich soil, best provided by adding extra compost or rotted livestock manure to the planting area or even the entire gourd bed.
• The carved lids can be made of jade, coconut shell, sandalwood and ivory; the most common motif employs an ornament of gourd vines, flowers, and fruits.
• The novel's title derives from, using the gourd vine from the passage as a metaphor for the main character of the novel, John Peterson, a philandering preacher.
• Generating more questions than answers, that book did little to illuminate the woman behind such works as " Jonah's Gourd Vine, " and her 1937 masterpiece, " Their Eyes Were Watching God ."
• The Antiquarian Book Fair this weekend in Gwinnett County offers first editions of Frankenstein, Zora Neale Hurston's " Jonah's Gourd Vine, " and an others at prices ranging from $ 5 to $ 250, 000 . ( O'Briant, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) 21.
• Hurston's first three novels were published in the 1930s : " Jonah's Gourd Vine " ( 1934 ); " Their Eyes Were Watching God " ( 1937 ), written during her fieldwork in Haiti and considered her masterwork; and " Moses, Man of the Mountain " ( 1939 ).