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Bookmark or Share- Danzy Senna’s New Black Woman | The New YorkerSenna, the daughter of the white Boston poet Fanny Howe and the black editor Carl Senna, grew up a member of the nineties Fort Greene “dreadlocked élite”; her light-skinned black characters,...
- Her Father's People | STANFORD magazineBy Erin Aubry Kaplan. For years, Danzy Senna thoughtfully explored issues of race and identity in fiction, including her novels Caucasia and Symptomatic. And then one day the author, walking through Harvard Square, found herself surrounded by signs, buildings and businesses bearing the names and images of Boston’s most prominent families.
- In Interracial Family's Story, A Nation's Past : NPRBy Danzy Senna. Hardcover, 208 pages. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. List Price: $23.00. Read An Excerpt. Danzy Senna examines her parent's interracial marriage in Where Did You Sleep Last...
- Danzy Senna (Author of Caucasia) - Goodreadshttp://danzysenna.com/. Genre. Literature & Fiction. edit data. Danzy Senna is an American novelist, born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts in 1970. Her parents, Carl Senna, an Afro-Mexican poet and author, and Fanny Howe, who is Irish-American writer, were also civil rights activists.
- ‘New People’ Riffs on Race and Love, With a TwistBy Parul Sehgal. Aug. 15, 2017. Share full article. Patricia Wall/The New York Times. NEW PEOPLE. By Danzy Senna. 229 pages. Riverhead Books. $26. “True multiculturalism,” the novelist Danzy...
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