latest ARTICLES by l.e.h.
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Editorials, Features, LiteratureThe Fireside Fiction Report: A Reader/Critic’s Perspective
It has been months since Fireside Fiction published their outstanding #BlackSpecFic Special Report — a report so detailed, and damning,…
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Editorials, FeaturesA Nerd Girl’s Adventure with Outdoor Afro
Last Saturday, after another one of those weeks where I was reminded of the constant threats to Black life in…
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Features, Guilty Pleasure Confessional#GuiltyPleasureConfessional: I’m Addicted to Hidden Object Games
Life is hard, we know that. And I’m not just talking about the big, being Black in America, what is…
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Editorials, Features, LiteratureHelp Take Rosarium Publishing to the Next Level
As you know, competition for your reading dollar is rough. There’s big publishing houses filling up brick and mortar stores…
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Editorials, FeaturesYes, there were Black people in Renaissance Europe
I find that spring time is the prep season for one of my deepest nerd loves: Renaissance Faires. I start…
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FeaturesBlack Panther #1: The Dora Milaje Come Center Stage
***Some spoilers for Black Panther #1, which you totally should have read by now because it’s really good*** So there…
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Editorials, FeaturesThe Women of Daredevil Season 2
Daredevil season 2 hit Netflix on Friday, March 18 and I was hype! Season 1 was the show I didn’t…
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LiteratureBinti by Okorafor: Science Fiction from an African Perspective
Nnedi Okorafor/ Tor Nnedi Okorafor is the author of several widely lauded novels spanning science fiction, fantasy, and magical realism.…
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Carcosa Interviews, FeaturesAn Interview with Ariell Johnson, founder of Amalgam Comics: “Everyone has the right to have their story told”
Maybe you’ve heard of Ariell Johnson and Amalgam Comics and Coffeehouse in Philadephia, PA. Since opening last year, Amalgam has…
