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Features, LiteratureYour Path in Life is Not Always Set: ‘The Unspoken Name’ Review
Before I get into this review, I must thank Tor Books for sponsoring this review. I was immediately taken in…
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Carcosa Interviews, Features, LiteratureAn Unexpected Heroine: Interview with A. K. Larkwood, Author of ‘The Unspoken Name’
Before you read this email interview, I want to thank Tor Books for giving us the chance to partner with…
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Editorials, Features, LiteratureAlaya Dawn Johnson, ‘Trouble the Saints,’ and Stemming the Tide of White Power
There’s a scene where Phyllis—an assassin in 1940s Harlem—refers to a then-recent author, Zora Neale Hurston. It struck me for…
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Features, LiteratureBlack Folks’ Magic Manifesting: ‘Riot Baby’ Review
First of all, I want to thank Tor Dot Com Publishing for sponsoring this review. When I heard the title…
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Carcosa Interviews, Features, LiteratureInterview with Tochi Oneybuchi, Author of Riot Baby
Shout out to TorDotCom Publishing for sponsoring this interview and giving us the chance to talk with Tochi Oneybuch, author…
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Features, Literature, Review‘Stella’s Stellar Hair’ Shows Black and Brown Kids the Beauty of Their Unique Crowns of Hair
I first learned about Yesenia Moises through a friend and through social media–the best of places, aren’t they? In the…
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Features, Literature‘Ring Shout’ Review: Southern Fantasy Without the White Gaze
There are good books, great books, and then there are the books that transcend both of those categories and should…
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Literature, ReviewHarry’s Back Like He Never Left: ‘Battle Grounds’ Review
(Sung in the key of Slim Shady) GUESS WHO’S BACK?? BACK AGAIN?!?!? DRESDENS BACK!! TELL A FRIEND!!! GUESS WHO’S BACK…
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Features, Literature, Review‘Legendborn’ Review: Even When Magic Exists, You May Still be the Only Black Girl in the Room
What a Way to Open Tracey Deonn’s Legendborn opens to death. Black Death. Sixteen year-old Bree Matthews is stunned by…
