DANZY SENNA

'Danzy Senna', (1970 - ) is an American novelist.
She was born in Boston, Massachusetts and is the daughter of the author Carl Senna (''The Black Press and the Struggle for Civil Rights,'') an Afro-Mexican poet, and Fanny Howe [1], an Irish-American [2]. Both were activists during the American Civil Rights Movement (1955-1968). She is the niece of the poet, Susan Howe. She lives in Los Angeles with husband, novelist Percival Everett.
Senna received her B.A. from Stanford University and MFA in creative writing from the University of California, Irvine, where she received several creative writing awards.
Her first novel, ''Caucasia'', received the ''Book-of-the-Month Stephen Crane Award for First Fiction''. It also received the ''Alex Award'' , American Library Association [3].

Awards

★ 2004: Fellow, New York Public Library's ''Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers''

★ 2002: Whiting Writers Award

★ ''Symptomatic'' (2003) [4]

★ ''Caucasia'', also published as ''From Caucasia with Love'' (1998) [5]

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