US EditionA complicated legacy: Dani Putney, the non-binary child of a mail-order bride, comes to peace with a fractured identity
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A complicated legacy: Dani Putney, the non-binary child of a mail-order bride, comes to peace with a fractured identity
Dani Putney is a mixed-race Filipinx, non-binary poet who grew up in Sacramento and Fernley, and now lives in Reno. Their second full-length poetry collection, Mix-Mix, set to be released on April 8 by Baobab Press, is a fearless excavation of their heritage, their personal history, and the history of colonialism as they’ve searched for selfhood and belonging. Putney’s father was a white American man, and their mother was a mail-order bride from…
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