The National Museum of African American History and Culture defines Afrofuturism as exploring Black identity, agency, and freedom through art, activism, and visions of liberated futures. This new anthology expands on the success of Black Sci-Fi (2021) with fresh stories from open submissions and by invitation, plus some classics.
2121 AD. Three years after the Mars conflict, the colony is struggling to recover. Commodore Ellisa Shann returns, but when a ship is stolen, she is drawn into a deadly duel.
2121 AD. Three years after the Mars conflict, the colony is struggling to recover. Commodore Ellisa Shann returns, but when a ship is stolen, she is drawn into a deadly duel.
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