Back and Blacker than ever. Winners of a 2018 World Fantasy Award for their efforts in FIYAH: Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction, Executive Editors Troy Wiggins & Justina Ireland serve up another collection of captivating, soul-stirring stories from today's preeminent Black SFF authors and poets. FIYAH: Year Two features 17 short stories and seven poems, conjuring inspiration from 2018's issues themes: Ahistorical Blackness, Big Mama Nature, Music, and Pilgrimage.
Short fiction authors include:
L. H. Moore • Monique L. Desir • Irette Y. Patterson • Shari Paul • Takim Williams • Juliana Goodman • Stefani Cox • Ivy Spadille • Tade Thompson • Sheree Renée Thomas • Osahon Ize-Iyamu • Eboni J. Dunbar • LaShawn M. Wanak • Stephen Kearse • Sarah A. Macklin • Tuere T. S. Ganges • Nelson Rolon
Poetry authors, edited by Brandon O'Brien:
Terrance Brown • Martha Darr • Doxa Zannou • Uche Ogbuji • Latonya Pennington • Lisa Allen-Agostini
Back and Blacker than ever. Winners of a 2018 World Fantasy Award for their efforts in FIYAH: Magazine of Black Speculative Fiction, Executive Editors Troy Wiggins & Justina Ireland serve up another collection of captivating, soul-stirring stories from today's preeminent Black SFF authors and poets. FIYAH: Year Two features 17 short stories and seven poems, conjuring inspiration from 2018's issues themes: Ahistorical Blackness, Big Mama Nature, Music, and Pilgrimage.
Short fiction authors include:
L. H. Moore • Monique L. Desir • Irette Y. Patterson • Shari Paul • Takim Williams • Juliana Goodman • Stefani Cox • Ivy Spadille • Tade Thompson • Sheree Renée Thomas • Osahon Ize-Iyamu • Eboni J. Dunbar • LaShawn M. Wanak • Stephen Kearse • Sarah A. Macklin • Tuere T. S. Ganges • Nelson Rolon
Poetry authors, edited by Brandon O'Brien:
Terrance Brown • Martha Darr • Doxa Zannou • Uche Ogbuji • Latonya Pennington • Lisa Allen-Agostini