Furqan Bilal is a literary alchemist-blending the divine with the damaged, the erotic with the eternal. His work exists in liminal spaces: between myth and memory, godhood and grief, love and the ache of becoming. With a voice sharpened by rhythm, rebellion, and ritual, Furqan crafts stories where transformation is sacred, femininity is power, and nothing-nothing-is ever what it first appears.

His fiction pulses with sensual surrealism and layered allegory, often centering Black femme divinity, generational memory, and the body as both battlefield and altar. Whether exploring cosmic rebirth, apocalyptic romance, or the haunting weight of legacy, Furqan's work is as intimate as a whisper and as vast as a prophecy.

Influenced by Toni Morrison, Octavia Butler, Donald Glover, Nina Simone, biblical verse, Gnostic myth, and anime just gritty enough to taste like scripture, he writes for the ones who feel too deeply and the ones still searching for their name in the stars.

In Furqan's universe, salvation has hips, the sacred wears lipstick, and pain is always part of the spell.