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Mentioned in 13 episodes

Colored Television

Book • 2024

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Craft

Maureen Corrigan

Virginia Sole-Smith

Olivia Haber Greenwood

Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned as the author of “Colored Television”, a book about a novelist in Los Angeles who tries to get into the TV writing industry.

Summer Mailbag: The Influence of ‘Lost,’ Prestige TV Fatigue, and Reading Recommendations

Recommended by

Melissa Murray

; a hilarious send-up of academia and literary culture.

Our Favorite Things, 2024

Her latest book, mentioned in the introduction, explores racial identity and mixed-race experiences.

Danzy Senna Writes Herself (& Other Mixed-Race People) Into Existence

Recommended by

Traci Thomas

for its humor and relatable characters.

Reading Habits + Book Talk with Traci Thomas of The Stacks Podcast EP 389

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Craft

as the audiobook she is currently listening to.

Ep. 522: Tenth Anniversary! Best Try-This-At-Home Ideas, Happiness Hacks, and Highlights

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Craft

as a book she is currently listening to on Audible.

Ep. 523: Write Your Secrets of Adulthood, Magazine Happiness & Helping the (Obliger) Helper

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Craft

as a book she is currently reading and is obsessed with.

Ep. 520: Very Special Episode! Ask Us Anything, Part I

Recommended by

Maureen Corrigan

as a satirical novel on race and class.

Best Of: Jon Batiste's 'Beethoven Blues' / Visual Artist Mickalene Thomas

Mentioned by

Anne Bogel

as a darkly comic novel about a novelist in LA who tries to become a screenwriter for financial reasons.

Ep 460: Anne's best books of 2024

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Craft

as an audiobook she is currently listening to.

More Happier: Happier Podcast Book Club: Bestselling Author Kate Bowler [Revisited]

Mentioned by

Faiza Patel

as a book exploring obsessions with money and the cost of things.

Drones, TikTok & Luigi Mangione have us asking: who's watching us?

Recommended by

Maureen Corrigan

for its satirical take on race and class in Hollywood.

Actor Danielle Deadwyler 'Overprepared' For 'The Piano Lesson'

Mentioned by

Tonya Mosley

as a new novel about the experiences of being biracial in America.

Best Of: SCOTUS Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson / Novelist Danzy Senna

Mentioned by

Andrew Keen

as a novel about race and television in America.

Episode 2274: Bethanne Patrick's Favorite Non-Fiction Books of 2024

Mentioned by

Terry Gross

as

Danzy Senna

's new novel, exploring themes of racial identity, marriage, and parenting.

Danzy Senna Writes Herself (And Other Mixed-Race People) Into Existence

Recommended by

Virginia Sole-Smith

as a book about a mixed-race novelist.

We're Not Calling It Girl Dinner

Recommended by

Elizabeth Craft

as a currently captivating audiobook.

Ep. 521: Very Special Episode! Ask Us Anything, Part II

Mentioned by

Olivia Haber Greenwood

as a novel where the protagonist, Jane, kind of floated up out of nowhere and just grabbed my hand.

Ep 488: Reading goals that are just lofty enough

Mentioned by

Traci Thomas

as a favorite 2024 read; a satirical novel about a mixed-race woman in Hollywood.

Quick Reading Hacks + Book Recommendations (with Traci Thomas)

Mentioned by

Joumana Khatib

as a satirical and witty novel about a biracial novelist.

The Fall Books We're Looking Forward To

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