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Kiana Davenport
Kiana Davenport was born and raised in Kalihi, Hawaii. Author of the critically acclaimed novel Shark Dialogues, she has been a Fiction Fellow at Radcliffe's Bunting Institute and the recipient of a Fiction Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. She lives in Boston and Hawaii.
Novels
Shark Dialogues (1994)
Song of the Exile (1999)
House of Many Gods (2006)
The Spy Lover (2012)
The Soul Ajar (2014)
Song of the Exile (1999)
House of Many Gods (2006)
The Spy Lover (2012)
The Soul Ajar (2014)
Collections
Books containing stories by Kiana Davenport
The Best American Short Stories 2000 (2000)
(Best American Short Stories)
edited by
E L Doctorow and Katrina Kenison
Charlie Chan Is Dead (1993)
An Anthology of Contemporary Asian American Fiction
(Charlie Chan Is Dead, book 1)
edited by
Jessica Hagedorn
Kiana Davenport recommends
Calling for a Blanket Dance (2022)
Oscar Hokeah
"Filled with astonishing immediacy, and embellished with Hokeah's authentic voice, these epic stories soar with indelible images of a proud, but challenged, people who find strength through their blood-lines and their enduring familial love. Some characters are so broken and bitter that I was moved to tears. But most characters persevere, and thrive, through the indomitable will and pride of their heritage. Hokeah has accomplished something unique here. In his quietly brilliant depiction of his Cherokee/Kiowa/Mexican heritage he has dipped into his medicine bag and gifted us with a small but compelling masterpiece. This should be required reading for every American."
Midnight, Water City (2021)
(Water City Trilogy, book 1)
Chris McKinney
"Chris McKinney's cyber-noir novel, Midnight, Water City, is a riveting, cautionary tale about our earth-exploited future. His mind-blowing concepts and conceits are so spooky and brilliant one suspects he's the spawn of Asimov and Tesla. A must-read for sci-fi lovers!"
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