I walk under the blazing midday sun toward the block of flats ahead of me. To my left […]
Category Archive: The Afrofuturism Issue
FARADAY’S CAGE a pantoum variant wrangled into Faraday’s cage with threadless screws besieged by ghouls who must be […]
She was running, what seemed to be away from them. But they ran behind her like she was […]
On a morning that was remarkable in no other way, the famous sports star stared into the […]
“John Keene is an incredibly well-read poet….John is a scholar” —Afaa Michael Weaver, interview, August 2013 Ask the […]
Meet Candace Hunter, the second place winner of our Afrofuturism Cover Art Contest!
Candace Hunter took second place in our Afrofuturism Cover Art Contest. Hunter is a prolific collage artist who […]
Smell is scientifically known to be linked memories and the slightly musty, effervescent scent of the underground Harlem […]
Edible, but Ugly Originally published in Amendment, Virginia Commonwealth University’s literary magazine respect is wit unpredictable it lives […]
The Art of Keenan Dailey: A Special Online Gallery
Keenan Dailey, the winner of our Afrofuturism cover art contest, is a burgeoning young artist from Peoria who’s […]
How old were you when you knew you wanted to be an artist? I actually find that question […]
