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Dear Hollywood, Where Are the SFF Book-to-Movie/TV Adaptations From Black Writers?

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Urban Legends and Wicked Spells: The Rise of Black YA Horror

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Amazon’s Next Original Stories Story Bundle Puts the Focus on Black Sci-Fi Authors

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7 Must Read YA Black Girl Magic Books

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Can Black Pain in Books Bring About Black Joy?

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Downstream From History: What Makes a History ‘Alternate’?

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Breathe FIYAH Flash Fiction Anthology
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Breathe FIYAH Is Open to Submissions

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Announcing Breathe FIYAH, an Online Flash Fiction Anthology

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Diana M. Pho Announces the #Edits4BlackSFF Project, Which Offers Free Editorial Services to Black Speculative Writers

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The Trouble With “Non-White”: Passing, Power, and Complicity in Alaya Dawn Johnson’s Trouble the Saints

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Catch FIYAH: Notes on Building a Black Speculative Fiction Revolution

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An Ode to Black Science-Fiction and Fantasy Writers
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An Ode to Black Science-Fiction & Fantasy Writers

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“There is an art to smiling in a way that others will believe. It is always important to include the eyes; otherwise, people will know you hate them.”

N.K. Jemisin, The Fifth Season

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