The AFROFuturist

Super Heroes If you want to start an argument at your favorite neighborhood tavern, backyard BBQ, church social or any city block i...

Science Fiction is highly political.   In the beginning,  Captain Nemo voyaged his futuristic submersible invention "The Nautilu...

Coming Soon

I am currently writing a novella called "The AFROFuturist Bible".  In the next few blog posts, I will be offering to my readers, ...

Part Two of "My Amazing Aunt Raven" is now available online.  I offer my sincere thanks to  Ariel Therkiel for her excellen...

  New podcast alert! Part 1 of  My Amazing Aunt Raven  by @StaffordBattle is available. Hear it -- click here .

The fantastical duo of Steven Barnes and Tananarive both award-winning, AFROFuturism sci-fi writers, offer readers their take on the Zo...

Anyone interested in AFROFuturistic graphic novels  will take a liking to "Brother Man". It is a classic and sometimes difficu...

Blue Light by Walter Mosley is not a simple book. Mosley wanders far from the quick, slick paperback mysteries that made him famous and...

Black God's Drum by P. Djeli Clark is an ornate account of an alternative America around the time of the Civil War. This is pure s...

A 30-Second Book Review: Kitombo by R. Jones. You can call this AFROFuturisum from a historical perspective; royal intrigue, murderous s...