Зэди Смит (англ. Zadie Smith, собственно Sadie Smith, 27 октября 1975, Лондон) — английская писательница.
Мать — родом с острова Ямайка, приехала в Англию в 1969 году, отец — англичанин. Закончила Кембриджский университет по специальности «английская литература». Начала публиковать рассказы ещё студенткой. Пишет эссе о литературе, кино, современной музыке (ее младший брат — известный рэпер Док Браун).
Романы
2000 — «White Teeth» / «Белые зубы»
2002 — «The Autograph Man» / «Собиратель автографов»
2005 — «On Beauty» / «О красоте»
2012 — «NW»
2016 — «Swing Time» / «Время свинга»
2018 — «Feel Free»
Рассказы
1995 — «Mirrored Box» in The May Anthology of Oxford and Cambridge Short Stories
1996 — «The Newspaper Man» in The May Anthology of Oxford and Cambridge Short Stories
1997 — «Mrs. Begum's Son and the Private Tutor» in The May Anthology of Oxford and Cambridge Short Stories
1997 — «Picnic, Lightning» in The May Anthology of Oxford and Cambridge Short Stories
1999 — «Stuart» in The New Yorker Winter Fiction Issue
2001 — «The Girl with Bangs» in Timothy McSweeney's Quarterly Concern, Issue 6
2002 — «The Trials of Finch» in The New Yorker Winter Fiction Issue
2003 — «Martha, Martha» in Granta 81: Best of Young British Novelists
2004 — «Hanwell in Hell» in The New Yorker 27 September / «Ханвелл в аду»
2007 — «Hanwell Snr» in The New Yorker 14 May, 2007; collected in The Book of Other People
2013 — «The Embassy of Cambodia»
Редакторские сборники
2001 Piece of Flesh, an anthology of erotic short stories featuring Daren King, Toby Litt and Matt Thorne.
2007 The Book of Other People
Нон-фикшн
Changing My Mind , сборник эссе
"On the Road: American Writers and Their Hair", essay written to be read aloud at Neal Pollack's Timothy McSweeney's Festival of Literature, Theater, and Music.
"We proceed in Iraq as hypocrites and cowards - and the world knows it" in The Guardian, 27 February 2003.
"The divine Ms H" in The Guardian, 1 July 2003, an essay on Katharine Hepburn.
"The Limited Circle is Pure" in The New Republic, 3 November 2003, an essay on Franz Kafka for a 2005 reissue of The Trial, for which she also wrote a foreword.
"Love, Actually" in The Guardian, 1 November 2003, an essay on E. M. Forster, based on her lecture at the Gielgud Theatre in London on 22 October 2003.[citation needed]
"You Are In Paradise" in The New Yorker, 14 June 2004, essay on holidays.
"Shades of Greene" in The Guardian, 18 September 2004, introduction to the centenary edition of The Quiet American by Graham Greene.
"The Zen of Eminem" in VIBE 2005, an essay on the rap star Eminem.
"We are family" in The Guardian, 4 March 2005, an interview by Zadie Smith with her brother Doc Brown.
"Nature's Work of Art" in The Guardian, 15 September 2005, an essay on Greta Garbo.
"Fail better" in The Guardian, 13 January 2007, an essay on writing.
"What does soulful mean?" in The Guardian, 1 September 2007, an essay on Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God.
"F. Kafka, Everyman" in The New York Review of Books, 17 July 2008, a review of The Tremendous World I Have Inside My Head: Franz Kafka: A Biographical Essay, by Louis Begley.
"Dead man laughing" in The New Yorker, 22 & 29 December 2008, a personal his
