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Zadie Smith

Zadie Smith

Britishb. October 25, 1975Literary Fiction

British novelist and essayist whose debut White Teeth announced a major new voice blending multicultural London life with postmodern exuberance. Her essays in Changing My Mind and Feel Free are among the best literary criticism of her generation. She is a dominant figure in contemporary British and American letters.

Works

  • White TeethInterconnected lives of Jamaican, Bengali, and English families navigating identity, race, and belonging→
  • NWFragmented narrative of four friends' lives in contemporary North London urban existence→
  • On BeautyAcademic families clash over art, desire, and morality at a American university→
  • Swing TimeFriendship between two women spanning decades, dreams, and the seduction of dance→
  • The FraudLetters reveal the truth behind an historical literary hoax and forgery scandal→
  • Changing My MindEssay collection exploring literature, identity, music, and contemporary cultural criticism with insight→
  • Feel FreeEssay collection blending personal reflection, art, film, and culture with conversational intimacy→

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