Dystopian fiction is BACK, baby! So here's some dystopian books by BIPOC authors!!

Suzan Palumbo R. S. A. Garcia Sam J. Miller Zen Cho Masande Ntshanga

Love that book!

TRIANGULUM by @masande.bsky.social is included on this wonderful list of “5 Underrated Dystopian Books” for @reactorsff.bsky.social 💖 Big thanks to @bookjockeyalex.bsky.social ✨ 🔗: reactormag.com/backlist-bon...

Considering the popularity of new Hunger Games books and movies, it's safe to say dystopian fiction is on the upswing. But what about some recommendations that may not be on your radar? reactormag.com/backlist-bon...

I can't believe how good the noodle hotpot I just had was. My interior monologue went from "you were too hungover to write today" to "it's fine, you're fine, we're all fine, you'll just write twice as much tomorrow".

#BlackHistoryMonth books to read #6: Triangulum by Masande Ntshanga: A fascinating novel featuring three timelines and is part coming of age novel in Apartheid South Africa, part cyberpunk dystopia, and part alien invasion story (kinda). Strong themes of oppression, slavery, destruction, and love

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7.5 Machine, System, Code: Masande Ntshanga (@masande.bsky.social) and Magalí Armillas-Tiseyra (EH)

I was right.

Anywhere can be a paradise as long as you have the will to live.

I can't decide which of these I want to get framed this month. Please help.

"X" feels like the coming of age of "4chan". The rise of fascisim is more pronounced than 2016.