Black authors spotlight science fiction and fantasy books
A columnist recommends science fiction and fantasy works by Black authors with reference to the Women of Color in Romance site. Part 1 appeared June 21 and the author notes consulting wocinromance.com for updates and suggestions.
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Black Authors Roundup of Sci Fi and Fantasy Picks Part 2
A reader-curated list highlights Christa Tomlinson's Blaze a Superhero Romance, Erin Ashley Tanner's Goddess of Legend, L Penelope's Earthsinger Chronicles, Alyssa Cole's The A I Who Loved Me and Radio Silence, N K Jemisin The City We Became and The Fifth Season, with Veronica Scott's romance awards and NASA link.
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Alyssa Cole
A.I
Arden Highmore
Rochester
New York
Memories of a Wagon Train Across New Mexico and Lincoln County
The narrator recalls a long wagon train journey to El Moro via Pueblo and Las Vegas with Chandler's ox teams, crossing Raton Pass, meeting a father who could not leave court, and surviving a playful chili tasting in Las Vegas. He notes pneumonia and tuberculosis in youth, a near accident with a wheel, and the Lincoln County War's mixed, neutral hospitality.
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Pueblo
Chandler
Raton Pass
Father
Tiptonville
el Moro
Las Vegas
Lincoln County
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USA Today
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NASA
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Hachette Book Group
Penelope
Pang
St. Martin’s Griffin
Song of Blood & Stone
the Historical Society For
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New Mexico
Vision Magazine
Osivell
Akecoru
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