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Barbara Neely

バーバラ・ニーりー

Bābara Nīrī

Aliases: Barbara Ann Neely / BarbaraNeely

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1941-11-30 (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
Died
2020-03-02 (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) age 78
Nationality
American
Languages
English
Religion
Catholic
Residence History
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania → Lebanon, Pennsylvania → Philadelphia, Pennsylvania → North Carolina

Career

Occupations
Novelist, Activist
Active Years
1981-2020
Affiliations
YWCA, Women for Economic Justice
Influenced By
Toni Morrison, P. D. James, Chester Himes, Walter Mosley

Education

University of Pittsburgh
Urban and Regional Planning
Degree: Master's degree
Period: 1971
Year of Graduation: 1971
Country: United States
Master's degree awarded

Awards

Agatha Award
1992
Work: Blanche on the Lam
Category: 最優秀新人小説
Organization: Malice Domestic
Result: 受賞
Anthony Award
1993
Work: Blanche on the Lam
Category: 最優秀新人小説
Organization: Bouchercon
Result: 受賞
Macavity Award
1993
Work: Blanche on the Lam
Category: 最優秀ミステリー小説
Result: 受賞
Grand Master
2020
Organization: Mystery Writers of America
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Blanche on the Lam

1992 Mystery

Introduces protagonist Blanche White, a middle-aged mother, domestic worker, and amateur detective.

RaceClassViolence against womenSexism

Blanche Among the Talented Tenth

1994 Mystery

Blanche Cleans Up

1998 Mystery

Blanche Passes Go

2000 Mystery

Bibliography

  • Passing the Word (1981, Essence)
  • Rosie and Me (1985)
  • Spilled Salt (1990)
  • The Dog Who Remembered Too Much (2005)
  • Blanche on the Lam (1992)
  • Blanche Among the Talented Tenth (1994)
  • Blanche Cleans Up (1998)
  • Blanche Passes Go (2000)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
SatiricalIncorporates political and social commentaryHumorous exploration of race and class
Recurring Motifs
Double consciousnessRace and class issuesFemale independenceViolence against women

Health

  • Short illness
    2020年
    Led to her death

Legacy

Pioneer of African-American female mystery writers, known for Blanche White series, awarded MWA Grand Master posthumously. Scholarship program named after her.

In Popular Culture

  • Pioneer of Black female detectives in mystery genre

Quotes

  • That as a feminist mystery writer it is not enough to create strong women.
    Source: Interview (1996)

Trivia

  • Only African-American student in her Pennsylvania Dutch elementary school.
  • Inspired to write after seeing a dancing woman in San Francisco.