This paper deals with a feminist practice of writing texts Walker exploits to highlight the female body. The features of 'human textuality' as propounded by G. C. Spivak and 'the theory of textualizing the feminine' as suggested by Shery Ben stock can help us to see Walker's unique strategy of body as the text in these novels as. It is argued, on the bases of these theoretical positions, that Walker consciously highlights female body and its sexuality to make it intrinsic to text as a post modern practice in feminist writing. The reason which can be attributed to this kind of treatment is Walkers awareness that in the name of manifest male sexuality as the main driving force behind society patriarchy encodes female body with derogatory meanings. To change this practice, she tries to encode, the same bodies differently, through their 'textualization', feminist critical paradigm recognizes as 'body is the text.' In other words, the primordial concept of female body as 'lack', 'absence' and 'silence' is substituted by Alice Walker for the texts these female characters produce as a result of their transformation to become 'substance', 'presence' and 'speech.'