Iimani David
| Iimani David | |
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David - Literary Impressionist Author | |
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December 15, 1969 Brooklyn, New York, United States |
| Occupation | Novelist, President of The New York Literary Society |
| Nationality | American |
| Genre | Fiction, surrealist, postmodern |
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Iimani David (born December 15, 1969) is an American author of literary fiction. His novels and short stories, often branded as an extreme form of impressionism, are known for their sociopolitical commentary and metaphysical bent.
Biography
David was born in New York City in 1969. He owned a poetry club in Brooklyn, Cafe Iimani's, from 2000 to 2006. David is best known for his work Anathema Rhodes: Dreams which was nominated in 2009 for book of the year by ForeWord Magazine.[1] He is the President of The New York Literary Society.[2]
Selected Works
Novels
- Anathema Rhodes: Dreams[3] (2009)
- The Bastard[4] (2012) - Originally published as Descendants of Caine in 1995
Short Stories
- the store, (2010)
- Boogieyakka, (2009) [5]
- Dead Body, (2009)
- A Terribly Awful Thing - renamed Pathetique, (2007)
- Incidents at Willow Ridge, (1999)
- My Dream of the Hole, (1998) - Appears in Anathema Rhodes
- Max Andersson, (date unknown) [6]
- Slacker Nation, (date unknown) [7]
- Baby-eater, (date unknown) [8]
- When Women Were Ladies, (date unknown) [9]
Poems
- You Are, (2009) - Appears unfinished in Rhapsodies (1999)
- Black Doves, (1999) - Appears in Rhapsodies
- Bloodstains, (1998) - Appears in The Bastard
- Dark Crevices, (1995) - Appears in Anathema Rhodes
- Cut Roses, (1994) - Appears in Descendants of Caine
References
- ↑ ForeWord Magazine Archived October 27, 2010, at the Wayback Machine.
- ↑ The New York Literary Society
- ↑ Library of Congress
- ↑ Library of Congress
- ↑ Anathema Rhodes - Bibliography page
- ↑ Anathema Rhodes - Bibliography page
- ↑ Anathema Rhodes - Bibliography page
- ↑ The Bastard - Bibliography page
- ↑ The Bastard - Bibliography page
External links
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