Afrofuturistic Stories

A futuristic Afro-Caribbean folktale that serves as a fictional guide for its readers. Rooted in the symbolism of the tarot card "The Fool," this compelling tale unfolds a heartfelt journey that resonates with anyone seeking a path of self-discovery and personal growth. ✨ The Fool tarot card symbolizes new beginnings, uncharted adventures, and embracing each journey with childlike trust, beautifully intertwining with Qio's story. As he stands on the precipice of an uncertain future, Qio grapples with the age-old dilemma of choosing the path less traveled. In a city called Kreiu, steeped in tradition and expectation, he must summon the courage to step into the unknown, trusting his intuition and navigating the mysteries of life that lie ahead. Just like "The Fool," Qio's journey is a dive into the exploration of innocence, intuition, and the transformative power of embracing the uncharted territory of one's destiny.

An national underground organization in the afrofuturistic city of Walemini called Afroground works to stop the evil clutches of President Muhara from sending out his troops to destroy Walemini. Will they be able to avenge Walemini, or fall to Muhara? ⚠️TRIGGER WARNING⚠️ R*PE HOMOPHOBIA

If you are looking for a sweet lesbian love story that is revolved around Black people written by a Black Lesbian, look no futher. The Breakfast of Champions is an afrofuturistic and queer love story that takes you on the journey of wholesome young love. This short story tells the tale of how Black people survived america and now live on a rehabilitation planet where other survivors stay until their home planet is repaired to its natural state. Embark on this adventure with characters you will never forget as they travel the galaxy!

It's difficult hiding from something that always surrounds you. Haunting your dreams, flitting about, taunting you. Your fears, the paranoia get to be too much. Especially when you don't know who to trust outside of your comfort zone. They've been on the run for about a year now. Though their luck is thinning. Their nightmare is after them, hot on their trail and they aren't sure they'll escape this time around. This is the new version of The Pretty Eyed Ones!

After Kazeem took the orbital device that has the map to the oasis which was left by a stranger on his way back home, rumour says it leads to a place of new beginning, civilization, trees, unlimited oxygen with abundant water. But little did he know that he will attract foes, friends and beast alike, which will forever change his life.

A short story that develops every week. Set in Bullford, USA, the characters of this small town will have to stick together to overcome what has settled in a part of town known as, the Green. The residents of the Green aren't about to let anything run them from their homes, especially one they built from the bottom up. Take a journey into BIPOC fantasy with this tale of a small southern town. C

Thanks to the @ScienceFictionAmbassadors for adding my #speculativefiction #sci-fi #TheOneWhoEatsDreams to their #dystopocalypse reading list. The One Who Eats Dreams is a speculative fiction novelette, and a blend of fantasy, science fiction, and magical realism set in a dystopian South Africa, where the boundaries between dreams and reality blur. The story unfolds in a world marked by the rise of the Bubbles, shimmering domes that symbolise privilege, contrasting sharply with the struggles of those outside their confines. Central to the narrative is the legend of the Dream Eater, known as uMdli wephupho, (the one who eats dreams), a malevolent spirit that consumes dreams and has awakened due to the introduction of Dream Dust, a substance that offers an escape but leads to addiction and despair. The prologue introduces the rich mythology surrounding the Dream Eater, describing how it once served as a guardian of dreams but became corrupted by darkness. As technology advances, the whispers of ancestral wisdom fade, leaving dreamers vulnerable to this insatiable hunger. Review: The blending of African mythology with modern technology in "The One Who Eats Dreams" effectively captivates the imagination through its rich cultural context, emotional depth, and innovative storytelling. By exploring themes of identity, tradition versus modernity, and the consequences of escapism, the narrative invites readers on a thought-provoking journey that resonates on multiple levels. This unusual fusion not only enhances engagement but also encourages reflection on broader societal issues, making it an intriguing read for those interested in complex narratives that challenge conventional boundaries. The upcoming novelette explores themes of addiction, loss, and the struggle between tradition and modernity as characters grapple with their realities and strive to reclaim their dreams from an encroaching darkness. Willa and Melusi become: Mel-a. (Dedicated to you).