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So close. I made a list of Black books you can read in the magical fantastic and Black Southern Gothic. bsky.app/profile/blaq...

Steven Underwood@blaqueword.blacksky.app

Everyone recommending books for sinners, but not enough of yall recommendind Ours -- a generational story about a town founded by a conjure woman for freed Slaves to live divorced from the trauma of slavery and protected by her stern, otherworldly rule.

I get what you mean and I believe you meant no offense in this very "innocent in the surface" post. Yeah, "Sinners" and "Fevre Dream" are in the same ballpark, but I do encourage you guys to try to understand where the dislike about this post is coming from and learn from it as journalists.

Lol, why? Because they both have vampires? I read tfa, sounds like grrm ran across some World of Darkness source books, true blood season 1, and interview with a vampire. Truly groundbreaking to the point you'd wanna write this article. Ffs. Maybe just say Coogler made a dope film?

I just went online, typed "vampire stories by black authors" You should try this! You know what came up? The fact that WashPo wrote the article you should have. That's embarrassing. For you. George RR Martin will also come for you over this, you realise that? www.washingtonpost.com/books/2024/1...

washingtonpost.comThe enduring allure of Black vampire stories“Immortal Dark” and “This Ravenous Fate” are new books that put their stamp on an evolving archetype.

How’s this instead? If it makes you feel any better, David Greenwalt, an executive producer of Buffy the Vampire Slayer called this the “American Game of Thrones.” Can’t wait to be interviewed by y’all so I can tell you all about it. tinyurl.com/yck6t594

tinyurl.comBlood Slaves|HardcoverFor readers of Victor LaValle, Tananarive Due, Stephen Graham Jones, and Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad, this ingenious reimagining of the vampire origin story set during the early ...