Silk Jazmyne

It’s easy to bemoan your roots. To be angry with the trauma passed down that hinders you in certain ways, but I’m learning how to be...

I haven’t added anything to my novel. But that doesn’t mean I wasn’t writing. “The universe will bring you full circle to places you have...

I’m 32 years old and I’m writing a novel. The first time I went to therapy, was in 2001 when my parents got divorced. I was a Navy brat...

Since 2018, African rooted fantasy narratives been have been gaining exposure, and the first book of this YA Fantasy series doesn’t...

Growing up as a blerd, loving speculative literature was always a conflicting experience. On one hand I absolutely loved the world...

Phil Stamper is an author who understands growth in movement. Originally from a rural village near Dayton, Ohio, Phil’s journey has taken...

Jeremy Shipp is a horror/fantasy/science author who’s visceral imagery makes his written work feel like feature films. My introduction to...

After reading The Black God’s Drums, I was extremely excited when I heard about this novella’s release. My expectations were incredibly...

Sophie Cameron’s newest release Last Bus to Everland follows Brody Fair who, after meeting a boy named Nico, is shown a diverse magical...

BEDFELLOW REVIEW: HOME IS WHERE THE HORROR IS A husband, wife, and their two children living comfortably in the suburbs is the perfect...

This collection was originally published in 1985 but is being revived this year, to coincide with SYFY is turning Nightflyers into a...

THE NIGHT CROSSING REVIEW: DRACULA’S BACK Bram Stoker’s Dracula was the first adult book I ever read, which sparked my love of the occult...

THE BLACK GOD’S DRUMS REVIEW: FREEDOM When I was born, my great grandmother put a black fist bracelet around my wrist to protect me from...

The author’s expertise in this subject matter is obvious and quite welcomed. It’s clear that an incredible amount of research has been...

The second book of Dr. Nnedi Okorafor’s Binti series is a story of return and growth. Binti: Home takes places a year after the...

The introspective moments of the protagonist feel real, feel in her voice instead of the narrator’s. They hit hard in simplicity. Out of...

Circe, by Madeline Miller, is a tale of a Greek sorceress in her own words. The novel follows Circe, the daughter of Helios, the sun god,...

I enjoyed the concept of “what would future humans think of the things we have today.” There’s a reverence for characters who descended...

Binti is an incredibly well-rounded character. Her motivation is obvious, and the protagonist begins as one thing then evolves into...