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By: Danzy Senna

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  • CategoryFiction
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages240
  • Published2017
  • File size988 KB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9781594487095

Key ideas from the book

  • Examines race and identity in contemporary American life.
  • Considers how personal relationships are shaped by social expectations.
  • Explores the tension between self-definition and outside labels.
  • Addresses desire, belonging, and the search for an authentic sense of self.
  • Suits readers of contemporary literary fiction focused on complex social experience.

About New People by Danzy Senna

Danzy Senna’s New People is a work of contemporary literary fiction centered on questions of race, identity, desire, and belonging. Its subject matter places personal relationships within the wider social pressures of American life.

The novel will appeal to readers interested in thoughtful fiction about interracial relationships, self-definition, and the gap between private experience and the labels society assigns. It is a strong choice for readers exploring contemporary American literature and psychologically attentive stories about identity.

About Danzy Senna

Danzy Senna is an American novelist and essayist whose work explores race, identity, family, and American culture. Her debut novel, Caucasia, follows two biracial sisters separated during the racial tensions of 1970s Boston and established her as a distinctive voice in contemporary fiction. Her other novels include Symptomatic, New People, and Colored Television. Senna has also written the memoir Where Did You Sleep Last Night? and the story collection You Are Free. Her fiction and nonfiction…

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