Articles
- All articles
- No sub-categories
-
Literature‘A Ruin of Shadows’ Is A Novella That Does Not Disappoint
This book right here? This is the YA novel that Black and brown youth (and the young at heart) need…
-
Literature, ReviewDaniel José Older Aims For The Stars With ‘Star Wars: Last Shot’
As I sat reading Star Wars: Last Shot, a story that features Han Solo’s insecurities about raising young Ben, my…
-
LiteratureDread and Black: A Review of Justina Ireland’s ‘Dread Nation’
I first began following Justina Ireland’s writings about a year ago, after reading the first issue Fiyah Lit Mag, for…
-
Features, LiteratureReview: ‘When They Call You A Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir’
Authors Patrisse Khan-Cullors (left) & asha bandele (right) When They Call You A Terrorist: A Black Lives Matter Memoir takes…
-
Carcosa Interviews, Features, LiteratureBharat Babies Continues Helping Minority Communities Tell Their Stories to the Next Generation
Now, more than ever, we are in need for more representation that showcases the cultural diversity of our world in…
-
LiteratureReview: Tomi Adeyemi’s ‘Children of Blood and Bone’ Builds a World We Need to See
Tomi Adeyemi’s debut YA fantasy novel, Children of Blood and Bone, is ambitious. At a hefty 600 pages, it tells…
-
Carcosa Interviews, Features, Literature“Where No Black Woman Has Gone Before”: An Interview With Diana Adesola Mafe
As an associate professor of English at Denison University, Diana Adesola Mafe makes her stride in the resistance where she…
-
LiteratureWhat We’re Reading Next: A Few of BNP’s Most Anticipated Books of 2018
The beginning of any year brings a few of the best things. High up on the list is new “to-do”…
-
Literature‘Runaways’ Writer, Rainbow Rowell, Kept it 100 at New York Comic Con 2017
Rainbow Rowell is one of the realest authors I’ve ever had the pleasure to interact with. She’s still in her…
