BEST BOOKS OF 2019!!! - Black Science Fiction & Fantasy + Afrofuturism + Africanfuturism!

I did a standalone review of this so I'm not going to tell you too much about it But blf Press published this collection of writing by black women, and I loved it

It was very cute It was very sweet... I really liked how she did this world and Jackson was such a sweet and believable and naive boy

it's true science fiction and it's really weird and I don't know how to describe it and You just have to read it

there are very few writers Probably less than five Who? Write sentences. So beautiful that they've actually driven me to tears... it was just a really great really great collection

anything by Octavia Butler is amazing. First of all But I enjoyed this I didn't find it as problematic as a lot of people do

So I really enjoyed this book I thought it was a great start for India Hill Brown... I just found it heartwarming and sweet.

I loved Friday black... this is Nana Kwame a Jay Brenna's debut collection... I loved it really great stories

these are horror stories set in a little Florida town? they're futuristic and they're scary and they really Like some of these stories gave me a get out kind of vibe

it was awesome Silvia Murano Garcia is brilliant that Woman can write a sentence

I did this full standalone review of it. I loved it. It was heartwarming and It just gave me all the feels.

It is just it's a wonderful story of a group of black queer Predominantly female superheroes... So I loved it.

it's so Interesting and it's funny For a first contact story set in Nigeria. It has a lot more humor than I expected

it was really great Like New Worlds old ways. It really opened my eyes to how Science fiction and fantasy and magical realism can play up and show up when layered through narratives of indigenous peoples

I have a standalone review of that. I loved it. You should check out the review

I loved this because it took a lot of the themes like technology and robots and magical creatures and put and just explained them to me and illustrated them within a Caribbean context

Jam the main character was just brave and brilliant and really sweet... So I really enjoyed it definitely on my best for 2019

mermaids Africans magic queerness Octopi whales Rituals sex Just good. It's just good stuff.

There were parts of the book that are a bit overly descriptive and I think a little heavy-handed... but it was really good and I'm gonna continue in the series

I absolutely Felt like I was seen like I was heard I felt like the food that my family ate was represented here And I loved the female girl romance That was sort of a slow burn and this that ending took me away

I Definitely enjoyed it but it was a hard read at certain points But I'm so glad that I read this

it absolutely haunted me for the rest of the year... crystal a Smith can write a short story