Afrofuturism: 22 books that reimagine worlds from a Black perspective
Afrofuturism: 22 books that reimagine worlds from a Black perspective
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From Octavia Butler's dystopian novels to YA fiction inspired by African mythology, fiction that explores worlds rooted in the Black imagination.
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From Octavia Butler's dystopian novels to YA fiction inspired by African mythology, fiction that explores worlds rooted in the Black imagination.
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I really liked the Fifth Season books. Maybe not quite so groundbreaking as some people have said, but the mix of Gene Wolfe, Earthbending, and Sarah Connor was interesting.
1 0 ReplyNot sure if it entirely fits the genre but Micaiah Johnson's The Space Between Worlds was really good!
1 0 ReplyBinti is very good!
1 0 ReplyAgreed, Binti is great!
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