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LiteratureLightspeed Magazine Presents ‘People of Colo(u)r Destroy Science Fiction’
Following up on the success of Women Destroy Science Fiction in June 2014, and Queers Destroy Science Fiction in 2015,…
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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, Features, LiteratureSupport Diverse Fiction with Hen & Chick’s Kickstarter
Truthfully, BNP is no stranger to writer Tristan J. Tarwater and their body of work, which includes comics, fiction, and…
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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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Literature13 Going on 30: Books for Coming of Age
I have several nieces and nephews. The eldest of my nieces is thirteen and will turn fourteen next month. An…
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Carcosa Interviews, Editorials, Features, LiteratureMeet The Woman Who Founded “Bharat Babies,” a Children’s Book Company Centered On Indian Culture
I loved reading growing up. Arthur and Harry Potter were my jam, but I didn’t have much significant South Asian…
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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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LiteratureStories for Chip: An Anthology Celebrating a Black Sci Fi Legend
Editors: Nisi Shawl and Bill Campbell / Rosarium Publishing[divider type=”space_thin”]Prior to becoming a dedicated reader of Black Speculative Fiction, I…
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LiteratureHen & Chick: A Mother-Daughter Duo Meets Swords, Sorcery, & Substance
The mother/daughter relationship is underrated in fiction, especially fantasy fiction, where the standard character seems to always be an orphan,…
