Afrofuturism

Savagery sometimes comes in cute shapes and tiny sizes.

The past trundles through gardens, upending the peace of a sunny memory.

Muse. Ruminate. See what’s been lost.

Though the effort takes a toll, the living fight to prosper.

Apathy paralyzes. Disconnection troubles. But there is still a hopeful heartbeat resounding in the abyss.

The speaker concludes his revelatory memoir about appearances and prejudices with admonishments and frank comforts.

The will to achieve grace is within reach.

The effort to find redemption in the ignoble is great.

A rigorous and affectionate review of Roberto Carlos Garcia’s poetry collection, “Melancolia.”

A one-way epistolary reveals a deepening longing for cohesion.

Culture and comedy duet on the morning after a romantic tryst.

In chapters 9-11 of Mark Elzey’s revelatory memoir, the narrator faces the defacers.

As the vantage point shifts, the viewer is deconstructed.

The speaker takes aim at pop psychology, the notion of inferiority complexes, and Chicago’s heinous “Ugly Laws.”

The memories threaten to cling and capture, but the rolling stone dodges all confinements.

Domesticating the Queer Cat.

A scholarly and thoughtful epistolary celebrating black female identity and inventorying the rousing literature it produces.

An inquiry into the enduring power of Shakespeare’s classic opens the castle gates to a battalion of existential musings.

The apocalypse has never been delivered with such harrowing eloquence.

Critters. Commitments. Whatever the pest, it gets under the skin.

Pick a fight, vent a gripe; never let an incisive judgment get away.

Conditions are placed on relationships and ideals of acceptable appearance are carelessly imposed.

Autoeroticism silences a stirred and sensitive soul.

A sacred folly. A farcical sacrifice.

Yearning and wrenching, the heart twitches and beats harder.

The ardent toil of a tiny colony fills a lumberjack with fascination, admiration, and self-reflection.

The power of touch sends a young queer man aquiver with hot thoughts and boundless lust.

A profile in the shape of a case study probes the decaying and methodical mind of a misogynistic sociopath in a story written by a seasoned clinical psychologist.

Astronomy, David Bowie, Italian ancestry, the 2016 Election, and the bond between a man and his deceased father blend and surge.

A bridge between bigotries is built and the memoirist finds a life-altering clarity in his prejudice.