The rise of author Toni Morrison in literature was marked by her debut novel, "The Bluest Eye," published in 1970. Morrison's exploration of African American identity and cultural heritage resonated with a wide audience, establishing her as a significant literary voice. Her later works, including "Song of Solomon" and "Beloved," further propelled her into the spotlight, earning her critical acclaim and several prestigious awards. Morrison's ability to intertwine personal and historical narratives has had a lasting impact on American literature and the representation of Black experiences.